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Here's all who showed up for the grand reception of the Birla heir?

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Updated At : 05:50 AM Nov 05, 2025 IST
Bollywood actor Bhumi Pednekkar poses for photographs at the wedding reception of Vedant Birla, son of industrialist Yash Birla, and Tejal Kulkarni, in Mumbai

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The Birla family’s heir, Vedant Birla, recently tied the knot with Tejal Kulkarni, daughter of Sanjeev and Supriya Kulkarni, in an intimate ceremony held at the Birla Residence in Malabar Hill on November 2. Although the wedding was a private affair, Yash and Avantika Birla hosted a grand reception for the newlyweds the following evening on November 3.

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Vedant Birla, son of industrialist Yash Birla, and Tejal Kulkarni pose for photographs at their wedding reception, in Mumbai,

The lavish celebration took place at the Astor Ballroom in St. Regis, Lower Parel, and drew Mumbai’s most prominent personalities. The star-studded guest list included Bhumi Pednekkar, Poonam Dhillon, Urvashi Rautela, Neil Nitin Mukesh and his wife Rukmini Sahay, Aadar Jain and his wife Alekha Advani, Neelam Kothari among others.

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