Anant Ambani- Radhika wedding: Kim Kardashian drops pics with the newlyweds; says THIS about India

The wedding of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant has taken the internet by storm over the past few days. The star-studded event attracted numerous celebrities, but it was the attendance of Kim Kardashian and Khloe Kardashian that garnered significant attention. Their glamorous desi outfits became the highlight of the celebrations, drawing admiration from fans worldwide.

Kim Kardashian shared a series of photos on her Instagram, capturing her time at the wedding. In one post, she dazzled in a stunning red outfit, resembling an Indian princess.

Among the shared images, one featured Kim with the groom’s sister, Isha Ambani, and another with the newlyweds Anant and Radhika. Expressing her fondness for India, she captioned the post with, “India has my heart.”

Earlier, Kim had posted a striking selfie on Instagram. With her signature pout, she wore a bralette top and flawless makeup, but it was the red-colored tika on her forehead that drew all the attention.

Embracing Indian culture fully, she captioned the picture with, “Blesssssss me,” accompanied by a heart emoji. Fans were quick to praise her look, with comments like “Kim Kapoor” and “Kim Kumari,” highlighting her embrace of Indian tradition.

Kim and Khloe attended the grand wedding and the Shubh Aashirwad ceremony on July 12 and 13. On Sunday, Kim shared an Instagram Story with a picture of her and Bollywood actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, calling her a "Queen." She also posed with actor Ranveer Singh, sending fans into a frenzy with their photos together.

The wedding of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant was a lavish affair held on July 12. The event saw a mix of high-profile personalities from Indian cinema, politics, and business, as well as international stars. The festivities continued with an Aashirwad ceremony and a reception on July 14, showcasing the grandeur and extravagance typical of Ambani celebrations.

The Ambani wedding highlighted the opulence and grandeur of Indian weddings but also the blending of global and regional cultures, with guests from all over the world coming together to celebrate the joyous occasion.