Nita Ambani performs at Akash Ambani-Shloka Mehta's wedding celebrations 
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WATCH: Nita Ambani’s dance lights up Akash Ambani-Shloka Mehta’s wedding celebrations

Nita Ambani's mesmerising performance saw her dance to Krishna Bhajan Achyutam Keshavam, leaving the audience spellbound. 

N.J. Pinto

Mukesh Ambani’s son Akash married Shloka Mehta over the weekend with celebrations held over three days, which even saw a lot of performances including one by Maroon 5. However, like always, Nita Ambani had a special appearance for her son’s wedding celebration and the mesmerising performance saw her dance to Krishna Bhajan Achyutam Keshavam, leaving the audience spellbound. 

Always being the enthusiastic one, Nita Ambani had earlier even danced at Isha Ambani’s wedding to several songs, leaving the audience in awe of her dancing skills and this was no different. A video of Nita dancing has now gone viral as she dances near the musical fountain for the celebrations, which took place a day after the wedding on Saturday. Performing a classical dance, Nita’s ensemble even had a woven strip of Akash and Shloka’s name on it. Among the guests for the wedding were Google CEO Sundar Pichai, Former UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and wife Cherie Blair and even Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, among others.  

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Being one of the most anticipated weddings of the year, Akash Ambani and Shloka Mehta’s wedding started with a pre-wedding bash in Switzerland with performances by the Chainsmokers and Coldplay’s Chris Martin before moving to Maroon 5 for the sangeet. 

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