The wedding of Mukesh Ambani’s youngest son, Anant Ambani, in Mumbai this week is causing major disruptions in the city. Roads near the venue, the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai’s business district, will only be open to event vehicles from July 12 to July 15 between 1 pm and midnight, turning the area into a hub for celebrities, business elites, and politicians.
The four-day extravaganza, attended by international and Indian VIPs, has been labeled a “public event” by the police due to its high-profile guest list, raising concerns among locals in Mumbai, especially during the congested monsoon season.
Decorative lights, red flowers, and marigolds adorn the venue and the nearby 27-storey mansion, Antilia, owned by the Ambani family. The wedding celebrations have already included private concerts by Justin Bieber and performances by Rihanna earlier this year. The events have attracted attention on social media and extensive coverage in Indian media.
Friday’s wedding will feature traditional Hindu rituals, followed by a two-day reception. Additional celebrations are planned, including a special reception for Ambani’s household staff on Monday. Despite the excitement surrounding the event, some Mumbai residents have voiced frustration on social media about the disruptions caused by the wedding festivities.
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