Akash Ambani-Shloka Mehta to get engaged on June 30. Check out video invite!
The Ambani's are all set to celebrate the grand news of the engagement of their son Aakash Ambani with Shloka Mehta. The official invitation came up at the entertainment portal Vogue. The invitation video, accompanying a song from Bollywood movie Kai Po Che, suggested recipients to ‘Save the Date’ for the engagement event on June 30.
Aakash Ambani, proposed the daughter of Diamantaire Russell Mehta at a pre-engagement ceremony in Goa on March 24, which was followed by a grand celebration on March 26. The family later confirmed that the wedding, once finalised, will be held in India.
The celebrations will be held for 4-5 days in Mumbai. The possible dates of the marriage are between December 8-10.
Here is the plush wedding invite video that is doing rounds on the social media
The son of richest person of India, Aakash Ambani has completed his graduation in Economics from Brown University, Rhode Island, United States. He is the scion to India’s biggest telecom network and is currently started interning in his father’s business, knowing someday that he will have to take complete control of it.
Akash Ambani and Shloka Mehta's engagement invite
Akash and twin sister Isha are eldest of the three children of Mukesh and Nita Ambani.
Akash's bride-to-be did a Masters in Law at The London School of Economics and Political Science. She has been a Director of Rosy Blue Foundation since July 2014. Shloka is also a co-founder of ConnectFor, which matches volunteers with NGOs that need them.
Akash and Shloka are also alumni of the famed Dhirubhai Ambani International School (DAIS), in the Bandra Kurla Complex in Mumbai.
Shloka Mehta is the daughter of Russell Mehta, who heads Rosy Blue Diamonds. Rosy Blue is into manufacturing of polished diamonds and finished jewellery.
With jewellery brand Orra, Rosy Blue has a strong retail presence in India. Orra has around 36 stores across 26 cities. Outside India, Rosy Blue has a presence in UAE, Israel, Belgium, United States, Japan, Hong Kong and China.
