Inside look at lavish Udaipur wedding of NRI industrialist’s daughter featuring Donald Trump Jr, Bollywood celebrities

The high-profile wedding celebrations of US-based industrialist Raju Ramalinga Mantena’s daughter continued in full swing as a star-studded sangeet and mehendi ceremony lit up the Manak Chowk of City Palace.

A Dubai-based influencer, Farhana Bodi, attending the wedding, has shared glimpses of the celebrations on her Instagram handle.

Take a look at Udaipur’s star-studded wedding here:

Karan Johar and Sophie Choudry hosted the glittering event on Friday night, which saw several Bollywood celebrities take the stage. Ranveer Singh energised the crowd and even made Donald Trump Jr and his girlfriend join him on the dance floor, according to people present at the venue.

Kriti Sanon performed her hit number ‘Param Sundari’, while Jacqueline Fernandez danced to ‘Lal Chhadi’. Varun Dhawan and Shahid Kapoor also performed at the sangeet, drawing loud cheers from the guests, the wedding management firm informed.

On Saturday, actor Dia Mirza led the mehendi celebrations, while Nora Fatehi performed for the guests.

The bride, Netra Mantena, will marry NRI Vamsi Gadiraju, with celebrations lined up from November 21 to 24.

Trump Jr arrived in Udaipur on Friday night and travelled to The Leela Palace amid tight security. Several international personalities, including singer-actor Jennifer Lopez, are expected to attend the wedding.

Bollywood actors are among the 600 invitees for the high-profile wedding. Preparations have transformed The Leela Palace into a lavish red-themed venue with massive floral installations, grand chandeliers and plush seating.

Other events will take place at Manek Chowk, Zenana Mahal and Jagmandir.

Security remains tight across Udaipur. Dutch DJ-producer Tiesto performed at The Leela Palace on Thursday night, while Rajasthani folk artistes also showcased cultural performances.

The wedding will take place at Jagmandir on the morning of November 23, followed by a reception in the evening. Guests will depart on chartered flights from Dabok airport on November 24. (With PTI)