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Sara Ali Khan talked about Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant's pre-wedding celebrations in Jamnagar during an interview. Sara Ali Khan recalled Anant and Radhika's pre-wedding party in March and joked – They used to serve us gold. We used to eat gold with roti and there were diamonds everywhere.
Finally she said that it was a very good experience. They were very hospitable. I have gone to school with Anant, I know Radhika since childhood. I think the entire Ambani family, Nita ma'am who was my chairperson at Dhirubhai Ambani School.
The most memorable pre-wedding moment for Sara
Talking to Midday, Sara recalled the most memorable moment of the three-day pre-wedding event and said, “I think the most memorable moment for me was when I saw Anant and Radhika signing and looking at each other lovingly. This moment was really beautiful.”
Apart from this, he praised the performance of Nita Ambani. When Nita ma'am performed Bharatnatyam for Anant, she did not miss a single beat. At that time, a grace was visible in her. But along with that, a mother's affection was also visible in her eyes.
Sharing information about her place of stay and its surroundings, Sara said- I stayed at a place called Green Retreat. I drank a lot of coffee during the function. But I was not eating much because I had to be a part of the promotion and had to look good.
Anant and Radhika will get married in July
The Ambani family held a pre-wedding celebration for Anant and Radhika in Jamnagar ahead of their wedding in July. Singers like Rihanna, Akon, Diljit Dosanjh and Arijit Singh performed for the guests at this event. Recently, the Ambani family held another pre-wedding party on a luxury cruise in Europe. It lasted for four days and many Bollywood stars attended it. Katy Perry, Backstreet Boys and many others performed at this event.
On the work front, Sara will be seen in an action-comedy film opposite Ayushmann Khurrana. It is being jointly produced by Karan Johar and Guneet Monga. Apart from this, she also has Anurag Basu's 'Metro In Dinon'.
