Bollywood, Beyonce and bling as daughter of India's richest man set to marry

NEW DEHLI: US artist Beyonce will perform at the wedding of the girl of India's most extravagant man, Mukesh Ambani, alongside Bollywood stars, and visitors will be flown in on 100 sanctioned flights in luxurious marriage festivities.

Isha Ambani, 27, will wed Anand Piramal, 33, in the money related capital of Mumbai on Tuesday, yet the celebrations start this end of the week in the desert city of Udaipur, with three days of tune, move and pre-wedding customs.

Wedding visitors approach an application mapping out the exercises, which incorporate a private show by Beyonce.

In excess of 100 sanctioned flights are arriving in Udaipur's drowsy airplane terminal, a source on the spot, who declined to be recognized, told Reuters.

Bollywood stars, including Priyanka Chopra, who got hitched a week ago, will likewise visit.

Indian media have estimated that the list if people to attend incorporates previous US President Bill Clinton, alongside his better half and Democratic applicant in the 2016 presidential race, Hillary Clinton.

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"The occasion will have numerous guests from abroad, so traditions and movement counters have been set up at the air terminal and will stay dynamic for the following five days," the air terminal source said.

The source declined to state the amount Beyonce was being paid for the show and media have not revealed a figure.

The wedding will unite two of India's most powerful families.

Ambani, the director of Reliance Industries, has a total assets of $47 billion, Forbes magazine says. The Piramals have interests in pharmaceuticals and land, and as per a report in the news magazine India Today, have given the couple a 50,000-sq-foot (4,645-sq-m) ocean confronting home in Mumbai.

Numerous in India, where millions live in desperate neediness, have nearly pursued the arrangements, including the couple's commitment at the extravagance Villa D'Este lodging on Italy's Lake Como, gone to by in excess of 600 visitors, and highlighting a private execution by vocalist John Legend.