A video of arriving in India before Anant Ambani, son of Indian billionaire industrialist Mukesh Ambani, and Radhika Merchant's wedding has gone viral online. The festivities for the loved-up couple are currently underway at their Mumbai residence. The wedding is scheduled for July 12, with the ceremony set to take place at the Jio World Convention Centre in Bandra Kurla Complex.
The wedding is expected to see many well-known celebrities and politicians attend, with Kardashian being one of the many celebrities invited to the illustrious event—and her arrival in India has caused quite a commotion. emailed a spokesperson for Kardashian for comment on Friday. A video has been uploaded to X, formerly , by the Asian News International of Kardashian leaving Mumbai airport and being swarmed by photographers.
Not only is she being filmed as she leaves the airport, but people can be seen swarming her car and filming her while she's sitting inside. | US TV personality Kim Kardashian arrives in Mumbai for the wedding of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant. "U.
S. TV personality Kim Kardashian arrives in Mumbai for the wedding of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant," the . At the time of writing, the video had been viewed 164,400 times.
The reality star also uploaded a video to her story of what it was like being in the car while she was being hounded. In the clip, the photographers can be seen sitting on the hood of the car while they film and photograph Kardashian with their professional cameras and phone cameras. Her security guard—who is sitting alongside the driver in the front passenger seat—can be heard telling the driver to "keep going" as they attempt to drive away.
A different video uploaded to her story shows Kardashian being gifted flowers upon her arrival in India; another shows her, Khloe Kardashian and hairstylist Chris Appleton being photographed by paparazzi. If the wedding is anything like Ambani and Merchant's various pre-wedding events, it will definitely be a lavish affair. The first pre-wedding event, which reportedly cost $150 million, was held in March in Mukesh Ambani's hometown of Jamnagar.
Among the 1,200 guests attending the celebration were Bill Gates, , , and the who's who of Bollywood, in addition to a performance by Rihanna, who reportedly . Hundreds of guests attended the second pre-wedding celebration, a four-day luxury cruise that began on May 29 and saw Katy Perry, Backstreet Boys and DJ David Guetta perform. The luxury cruise liner sailed from Palermo to the South of France and back, according to Indian media reports.
The trip was followed by an evening spectacular with a Starry Night theme. After a sightseeing trip of Rome, the guests partook in a toga party in the evening. The lavish trip also included a masquerade ball in Cannes and the celebration came to an end on June 1 in Portofino with a party titled La Dolce Vita.
Justin Bieber performed at a traditional pre-wedding party for guests known as a Sangeet, a welcome party for close friends and family. According to various reports, the Canadian singer was paid approximately $10 million for his performance. The family has been throwing extravagant parties since March, and this four-day wedding extravaganza in Mumbai is the last one.
Key roads in the city are closed off at various points of the day until the celebrations conclude on Monday. The wedding guest list includes Adele, Mike Tyson, David Beckham, John Cena, and Khloe Kardashian. Celebrities like West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas have already flown into Mumbai to attend.
Mukesh Ambani is a renowned oil and telecommunications tycoon and Asia's richest man and a renowned oil and telecommunications tycoon. With an estimated net worth of $119 billion, based on 's Billionaires Index, the Ambani family is the head of some of India's largest businesses across a wide range of industries. Newsweek is committed to challenging conventional wisdom and finding connections in the search for common ground.
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