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Zoya Nasir criticizes Ambani's prolonged wedding celebrations

Zoya Nasir criticizes Ambani's prolonged wedding celebrations

  • Zoya Nasir is a well-known actress from Pakistan.
  • She talked about Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant's wedding.
  • Zoya took to her Instagram to express her disapproval.
Zoya Nasir, a well-known actress from Pakistan, recently voiced her concerns about the extravagant wedding celebrations of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant, the son of Mukesh Ambani, Asia’s wealthiest man, and his fiancée.

The festivities are set to culminate in a wedding ceremony on July 14, 2024, and have been marked by lavish events attended by high-profile guests from around the world.

Zoya took to her Instagram to express her disapproval, stating, "Haven’t seen such a vulgar display of wealth. Yes, you have hard-earned money and you wanna celebrate and show the world. But this does not look like a beloved sons celebration to me." Her comments sparked a heated discussion in the comments section, with some supporting her viewpoint while others suggested she should focus on her own affairs.

 

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Leading up to the wedding, Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant have enjoyed elaborate pre-wedding ceremonies, including Mehndi and Haldi ceremonies, graced by Bollywood stars dressed in stunning attire. Notably, prominent figures such as former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson are expected to attend.

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