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The entire internet is filled with Rihanna’s performance clips from Ambani’s pre-wedding bash...

Digital Desk: The pre-wedding festivities of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant began on Friday when Rihanna energized the atmosphere with her performance, enticing everyone to dance along to her top hits. The audience at the event was thrilled as Rihanna set the stage, giving back-to-back hits and making the crowd groove with her, including ‘Pour it Up’, ‘Wild Things’, and ‘Diamonds’.  




The entire internet is filled with Rihanna’s performance clips from Ambani’s pre-wedding bash. She was wearing a glittery green gown and performing on the stage. Also, photos and videos on Instagram were spotted in the Mumbai airport on Saturday morning, posing with her fans. Rihanna congratulated the couple when she mispronounced Radhika’s name, and the internet started trolling on that matter. 

The Ambani family, including Mukesh, Nita, Shloka, Isha, Akash, and soon-to-be-married couple Anant-Radhika, joined Rihanna on stage. The family was all smiles as they danced with Rihanna. Bollywood celebrities, including Shah Rukh Khan, Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone, Madhuri Dixit, Anil Kapoor, and several others, made their presence felt. But it was international pop star Rihanna who stole the show with her first-ever performance in India.

The report says that Rihanna got paid Rs. 66–74 crore. She is not the first international musician to perform at an Ambani wedding. In 2018, Beyoncé performed at Isha Ambani and Anand Piramal’s sangeet and was rumored to be paid close to $4 million (Rs 33 crore).

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