Radhika Marchant Celebrating lavish Grand Godh Bharai Rasam Celebration with Ambani’s Family

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Radhika Merchant, the daughter of industrialist Viren Merchant, recently celebrated her lavish and grand Godh Bharai Rasam (baby shower) with the Ambani family, making headlines for the extravagant and star-studded event. The occasion, which marked a special moment in her life, was attended by close family members, friends, and well-wishers, including some of the biggest names in the business and entertainment industries.

The celebration was nothing short of a royal affair, with the Ambani family, particularly Nita Ambani and Mukesh Ambani, playing a key role in hosting the event. The venue was beautifully decorated with traditional Indian elements, and the decor featured vibrant colors, flowers, and elaborate settings, creating an atmosphere of warmth and celebration.

Radhika, who is often seen attending high-profile events with her family, looked stunning in a traditional outfit, radiating joy and happiness. The entire celebration was filled with laughter, blessings, and joyous moments, with Radhika’s family and friends showering her with love and blessings for the new chapter in her life.

The Godh Bharai Rasam, which is an important tradition in Indian culture, was a moment for the family to come together and celebrate the expected arrival of Radhika’s baby. The event garnered much media attention, with many sharing pictures and videos of the joyous occasion. Guests were seen indulging in delicious food, enjoying cultural performances, and exchanging heartfelt moments.

This grand celebration further solidified Radhika Merchant’s connection with the influential Ambani family, highlighting their close ties and the importance of family traditions. The event was a beautiful blend of culture, tradition, and opulence, leaving everyone in awe of the warmth and grandeur of the celebration

Nita Ambani, wife of Asia’s richest man, Mukesh Ambani, arrives holding a lamp with an image of elephant-headed Hindu god Ganesha, for the wedding of their youngest son, Anant Ambani in Mumbai on Friday.

What are reality TV star Kim Kardashian, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and famous Indian cricketer Jasprit Bumrah all doing in the same room together?

Attending a wedding, of course.

Anati Ambani, the youngest son of Mukesh Ambani, the richest man in Asia, married Radhika Merchant in a three-day wedding ceremony in Mumbai this weekend.

The event, which has been criticized for being a display of extreme privilege in an impoverished country, has been capturing headlines for most of the year, as pre-wedding ceremonies and celebrations have featured appearances by some of the most famous names in the world.

The wedding is estimated to cost around $132 million to $156 million, but the exact figure is unknown.

Anant Ambani and his fiancée Radhika Merchant pose for a picture during their Sangeet ceremony in Mumbai, on July 5.

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This isn’t the first time the Ambanis have made headlines for their lavish weddings: In 2018, Beyoncé performed a concert at a pre-wedding celebration of Isha Ambani, the daughter of Mukesh Ambani.

Mukesh Ambani is the owner of Reliance Industries, a multinational conglomerate that sells everything from petrochemicals to cheap phones.

Indian weddings are known to be lavish, opulent affairs, with multiple religious ceremonies and parties to celebrate the groom and bride. It’s a multibillion-dollar industry, making it the second-largest wedding market in the world, behind the United States.

Indian weddings stand out because they go on for multiple days, with different events and celebrations that each have their own cultural significance.

The Ambani wedding is no exception. Celebrations started four months before the wedding on Friday.

Indian weddings differ greatly depending on which region of India families are from, and can be much smaller in some cases. The Ambanis are from Gujarat, a state in Northern India, and they have followed many of the typical customs of that region.

The wedding itself

Billionaire Mukesh Ambani (center) takes his son Anant Ambani by the hand as they walk with Nita Ambani (right) at the wedding in Mumbai on Friday.

On Monday, the week’s wedding celebrations started with a private haldi ceremony. In a haldi ceremony, a turmeric paste is spread on the bride and groom’s face or bodies by their friends and family. Haldi, which means turmeric in Hindi, is well known for its anti-inflammatory and healing properties. Some consider haldi to have a purifying effect on the bride and groom. The ceremony is usually private and attended by only the closest friends and families, a tradition the Ambanis followed.