Udaipur : The city of lakes is set to host another royal wedding in the first month of the new year. This time, it will be the wedding of Bollywood actor and BJP MP Sunny Deol’s niece Nikita Chaudhary.
The wedding will take place at the Taj Aravali hotel in Kodiyat, about 20 kilometers from Udaipur city. The same hotel hosted the wedding of Bollywood actor Aamir Khan’s daughter Ira Khan and fitness trainer Nupur Shikhare on January 10, 2024. The functions for Ira’s wedding took place from January 8 to 10.
The functions for Nikita Chaudhary’s wedding will take place from January 29 to 31, 2024. These will include mehndi and sangeet ceremonies. It is said that the wedding will be held according to Punjabi customs. The identity of Nikita’s groom has not been revealed yet.
Sunny Deol is expected to arrive in Udaipur on Sunday afternoon. After arriving at the Udaipur airport, he will go to the Taj Aravali hotel.
All 176 rooms of the Taj Aravali have been booked for the wedding. About 250 guests are expected to attend the wedding. It is said that Nikita’s maternal uncle, actor Sunny Deol, himself planned the wedding in Udaipur. He had visited Udaipur on January 18 for this purpose.
It is expected that many Bollywood stars will attend this royal wedding. Sunny Deol will leave for Udaipur on Sunday. While his father Dharmendra, mother Hema Malini, brother Bobby Deol, and sister Esha Deol, among others, will arrive on Monday. In addition, some foreign guests will also be present, as Nikita’s family lives in the United States. The guests will start arriving from Sunday. Sunny Deol is also expected to arrive on Sunday.
Details of the wedding
Date: January 29 to 31, 2024
Venue: Taj Aravali hotel, Kodiyat, Udaipur
Ceremony: Mehndi and sangeet
Guests: About 250, including Bollywood stars and family members
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