Anyone following ambani pre-wedding events?

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Over the top crass! In a country where people are literally starving in the street to have this level of ostentatiousness is disgusting.

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Anonymous wrote:Watching these weddings is like watching a circus

How much did they pay Ivanka Hillary etc to attend?

LOL. Americans came for free to check the amazing "Indian Wedding" off their bucket list. These people come wagging their tails when people have money. At one time it was the rich oil sheiks and the crazy rich Asians that made them dance on their tunes. Now it is the Indian Billionaires.

The only people who looked as if they belonged to the circus was awfully dressed Americans who do not have a sense for Indian clothes. They looked like clowns. With all that money, you would think that they would get a stylist to dress them up. Horrendous!!

Aren't Gates and Zuckerberg richer than the Indian families?

Who knows why they attended but I'm sure they had a great time.

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Anonymous wrote:The groom to be is so fat. Gross.

The bride, her nose....

This is just the pre wedding celebration. Crazy.

And you had a brain-dead Trump as your POTUS with a wife whose naked HOOHAA was seen by the world. Gross. Crazy.

TDS

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Over the top crass! In a country where people are literally starving in the street to have this level of ostentatiousness is disgusting.

Yes. No weddings allowed in India until the poverty problem is solved.

Never mind that this wedding also provided meals to over 50,000 villagers.

[Anonymous]

I know that over-the-top wedding festivities are a part of the culture, but... it just seems kind of tone-deaf to be doing this in 2024. The fist-sized jewels, the insanely intricate garments, fireworks, etc... I can't help but think about the people who worked and sacrificed to provide these products. Have they been fairly compensated?

I think we know the answer to this...

[Anonymous]

It just makes me think we need to get rid of all billionaires worldwide.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Over the top crass! In a country where people are literally starving in the street to have this level of ostentatiousness is disgusting.

There are slums literally yards from the wedding venue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No, these are the kinds of things that make me crazy with rage about the super wealthy. They could have “only” spent $1 million and had an amazing wedding. This feels gross, especially since most of the world is struggling with inflation and can’t even buy a house. Gag.

I hear what you’re saying but we should want rich people to spend their money and get it back into the economy. The last thing you want is rich people that just sit on their money. I’m sure every vendor, person hired, villager at free feast (I saw they were having multiple days of free food for local villagers) is happy.

I used to see it from your perspective, and personally I’d prefer something simpler even if rich, but now I see the trickle down that benefits local people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It just makes me think we need to get rid of all billionaires worldwide.

I think that’s been tried already at least in individual countries and guess what happened. The people that got rid of the billionaires are now the billionaires.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Over the top crass! In a country where people are literally starving in the street to have this level of ostentatiousness is disgusting.

Yes. No weddings allowed in India until the poverty problem is solved.

Never mind that this wedding also provided meals to over 50,000 villagers.

Uh that’s not what I’m saying. This is a crass display of money. There is no need for this level of tacky. It’s over the top tacky.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No, these are the kinds of things that make me crazy with rage about the super wealthy. They could have “only” spent $1 million and had an amazing wedding. This feels gross, especially since most of the world is struggling with inflation and can’t even buy a house. Gag.

I hear what you’re saying but we should want rich people to spend their money and get it back into the economy. The last thing you want is rich people that just sit on their money. I’m sure every vendor, person hired, villager at free feast (I saw they were having multiple days of free food for local villagers) is happy.

I used to see it from your perspective, and personally I’d prefer something simpler even if rich, but now I see the trickle down that benefits local people.

Please. Trickle down is all that those “untouchable” people will ever experience.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Over the top crass! In a country where people are literally starving in the street to have this level of ostentatiousness is disgusting.

There are slums literally yards from the wedding venue.

Yes it’s India. (My SIL lives in Delhi.)

[Anonymous]

All that money and the bride and groom look that bad? Yikes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All that money and the bride and groom look that bad? Yikes.

The bride is beautiful.

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Anonymous wrote:Why are Zuckerberg and Bill Gates at this thing?

The Ambani son who is getting married is gross. He has the body and combover of DJT!

That gorgeous wife will earn every penny.

I don’t really get it, as it seems like she comes from money also and doesn’t need to be a trophy wife. I know that sounds superficial of me to say.

Look at this doofus. Super cringe… 😬

All that money and he couldn't get in shape. The poor bride.