JP Dutta’s daughter, Nidhi Dutta’s wedding: Arjun Rampal, Suniel Shetty, Anu Malik and other guests given the best hospitality – view pics

By Russel D'Silva
Published: March 05 2021, 21:28 PM IST

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Welcoming the guests — Image credit: PR

Welcoming the guests

Filmmaker JP Dutta and yesteryear actress Bindiya Goswami’s daughter, Nidhi Dutta, will get married to filmmaker Binoy Gandhi on March 7. The pre-wedding ceremonies have already begun at the Rambagh Palace in Jaipur. The bride’s mother has left no stone unturned to ensure that her daughter’s wedding is memorable. The hospitality began from the plance itself, where the esteemend guests, including Arjun Rampal, Suniel Shetty, Anu Malik and their families along with the other guests were given dates to eat like a wedding shagun instead of chocolates (considering their dietary options).

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Individual treatment — Image credit: PR

Individual treatment

The guests were given the option to book pre-booked meals as per their preferences.

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Every detail considered — Image credit: PR

Every detail considered

JP Dutta, Bindiya Goswami, the birde, Nidhi Dutta, and the rest of the family arranged a special team, stationed at the airport, taking care of small details like the plug card with the celebrities' names, ensuring that none of them had to wait longer than needed. Plus, each one was given a separate escort to the wedding venue.

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Hot meals ready — Image credit: PR

Hot meals ready

The moment the guests reached the wedding venue, a scrumptious hot lunch greeted them.

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The bride's mother speaks — Image credit: PR

The bride's mother speaks

Bindiya Goswami said, “The theme of every function has a meaning and each ceremony is very special for us. The theme for the mehendi ceremony is ‘Krishna Ki Chhavi’. It’s an ode to my side of the family, as my father is from Gokul (Mathura). The sangeet is themed on our favourite place in London, which is Annabels. It’s known for its beautiful and whacky decor. The colour code for haldi is called ‘Marigold Speech’, as people have to be dressed in shades of saffron. It’s ‘Hues of Gold’ for the wedding, and people can wear anything Indian for the sangeet. We are looking forward to having a lot of fun. I will be performing with my daughters Nidhi and Siddhi.”