Ambani Wedding to Snarl Mumbai Traffic

- The wedding of Mukesh Ambani's son, Anant Ambani, will halt traffic in Mumbai for four days. - Roads near the Jio World Convention Centre will be restricted to event vehicles from July 12-15. - The event will feature international and Indian VIPs, including celebrities and business elites. - Pre-wedding celebrations included performances by Justin Bieber and Rihanna, and a luxury European cruise. - Social media is buzzing with complaints from locals about the disruption and special treatment.

Gooner7

Goldman Sachs

2 months ago

Remind me to never move to Mumbai. Remind me to never move to Delhi-Gurgaon. Remind me to never move to Bangalore. Remind me to open a farm in Bhopal.

DaringTrain

Stealth

2 months ago

What happened in Bhopal

EbuHatela

Nothing

2 months ago

Rich people with no class

Bakwasmaal

Stealth

2 months ago

This summarises the Ambanis very aptly!!

Elon_Musk

X.com

2 months ago

Someone needs to protest for this kind of shit.

Qwerty2398

Stealth

2 months ago

Why?.. people anyway travel like cattle in local train. It's the spirit of Mumbai.

ProteinPancakes

Stealth

2 months ago

Proof that Ambani owns the city

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2 months ago

Anant Ambani Wedding extravaganza!

Before I start my ranting, I am happy for Anant getting married and having the fun of his life. I hope and pray for him to have a happy life. I have the following concerns 1. Excessive media and PR coverage all events 2. Deliberate flooding of content trying to set narratives for Anant’s generosity in building a zoo in a geographically irrelevant area and abusing animals by putting them in a zoo with adverse climate 3. Excessive wedding events including Rihanna, beiber etc which could have a been private events This just makes me wonder, if this is the beginning of the fall of Mukesh Ambani. In south India, showing off wealth in a very abrasive public manner is considered to bring ill will and downfall. I wonder why the wedding couldn’t have been a private event for all their invitees. I don’t intend to morally police or demean their celebrations. Anyways, maybe I’m just too poor to comprehend the richest man of India.