After many arrangements, the royal wedding ceremony of Anant Ambani, son of India's top billionaire Mukesh Ambani, has finally begun. Around the event, the moon walk of stars will be held from Friday (July 12) evening at the Jio World Convention Center in Mumbai.
Earlier, Mukesh Ambani had brought Hollywood-Bollywood under one roof in the pre-wedding ceremony. This royal wedding ceremony was no exception. As always, there were surprises in the guest list at this wedding ceremony of around 5000 crore rupees. From Politics to Showbiz Arena; Anant-Radhika will wear a seven-pointed tie in front of world famous personalities.
All the stars of Hollywood-Bollywood stepped on the red carpet of this mega-budget wedding of the Ambani from Friday (July 12) evening. They surprised the guests who came to the wedding with different outfits and clothes. The details are presented from the information and pictures obtained from various Indian media and international news agency AFP.
As the afternoon wore on, Nita Ambani took the gold mangal Pradip for her son's wedding ceremony. Mukesh-Nita is busy entertaining guests with the whole family. The entire Ambani family is captured in one frame.
Then the star guests started coming one by one. Shah Rukh Khan brought his wife Gauri Khan. King Khan looked regal in a pistachio-colored sherwani.
Bollywood bhaijaan Salman Khan appeared with his sister on the Ambanis' red carpet.
Priyanka Chopra came to the wedding dressed as Barbie with her husband Nick Jonas. Nick Jonas fixed his wife's hair before entering the venue.
Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif also didn't want to miss Anant-Radhika's wedding.
Bollywood star kids also attended the Ambani-Radhika royal wedding; Shah Rukh's daughter Suhana Khan and son Aaryan on the red carpet.
Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor were not seen, but Saif's son Ibrahim and daughter Sara Ali Khan were seen at this wedding.
Hollywood actor and world's best wrestler John Cena has flown from the distant US to dance at Anant-Radhika's wedding. The star has captured the Singh-Punjab look wearing a traditional Indian turban.
