Aamir sang Aati kya Khandala, Sallu crooned Jumma chumma
The post-wedding party of Salman Khan's sister Arpita, was full of Bollywood-style naach gaana.
The picturesque Falaknuma Palace turned into a Bollywood studio late on Tuesday night with the who's who of the Hindi film industry singing and dancing to chartbusters. Aamir Khan sang Aati kya Khandala while Salman Khan crooned Jumma Chumma at the after wedding party of the latter’s sister Arpita. Post 10 pm showers didn’t dampen the mood as Aamir and wife Kiran Rao shook a leg. A fireworks display at 1 am brought the curtains down.
Salman personally served his favorite Hyderabadi Haleem to the guests. Pathar ka Gosht, Hyderabadi biryani, Dahi kebab were among the 100-plus delicacies from different parts of the country on the menu. His guests started leaving on Wednesday morning and by noon, most had left, with only 50 staying back for lunch. These included Union Minister Dr T Subbarami Reddy’s daughter Pinky and her husband Sanjay Reddy. The last guests packed up at 3pm with no complaints about the service or security.
Fans thronged the hotel on Tuesday to catch a glimpse of their favourite stars and the newly-weds but a four-tier security from the entrance to the hotel half a kilometre away kept them at bay. On Wednesday, life and traffic around Falaknuma in the Old City was back to normal with only six cops on duty at the hotel entrance.
The picturesque Falaknuma Palace turned into a Bollywood studio late on Tuesday night with the who's who of the Hindi film industry singing and dancing to chartbusters. Aamir Khan sang Aati kya Khandala while Salman Khan crooned Jumma Chumma at the after wedding party of the latter’s sister Arpita. Post 10 pm showers didn’t dampen the mood as Aamir and wife Kiran Rao shook a leg. A fireworks display at 1 am brought the curtains down.
Salman personally served his favorite Hyderabadi Haleem to the guests. Pathar ka Gosht, Hyderabadi biryani, Dahi kebab were among the 100-plus delicacies from different parts of the country on the menu. His guests started leaving on Wednesday morning and by noon, most had left, with only 50 staying back for lunch. These included Union Minister Dr T Subbarami Reddy’s daughter Pinky and her husband Sanjay Reddy. The last guests packed up at 3pm with no complaints about the service or security.
Only ten members from both families were at the hotel in the evening which was booked till midnight.
Fans thronged the hotel on Tuesday to catch a glimpse of their favourite stars and the newly-weds but a four-tier security from the entrance to the hotel half a kilometre away kept them at bay. On Wednesday, life and traffic around Falaknuma in the Old City was back to normal with only six cops on duty at the hotel entrance.
