Neil Nitin Mukesh And Rukmini Sahay Had A Colourful Sangeet Ceremony!

Actor Neil Nitin Mukesh and Rukmini Sahay’s grand wedding ceremony is in full swing in Udaipur. After their much-talked about roka, followed by engagement, on Wednesday, here are some pictures from the couple’s sangeet ceremony.

The second day of the wedding ceremony was as grand as the engagement on the first day. Inspired by a colourful ethnic decor, crepe drapes in pink orange and yellow contrasts added a twist of glamour to the venue. The majestic Sajjangarh Fort in Udaipur formed the perfect backdrop to the festivities.

Nitin Mukesh said in a statement, “The venue has been transformed into our private bungalow. I am ever so grateful to Radisson Blu for giving us a cherished lifetime memory. The one thing that I have loved about the set up is that a special silver showcase has been put up at the lobby area which has private and exclusive memories of the family, framed in glass and it such a thoughtful and unconventional gesture by the hotel.”

The take home goodies comprised of indigenous Mojri footwear from Patiala, Punjabi parandas from Ludhiana and attractive leheriya dupattas handpicked by Neil’s mom, Nishi Mukesh, from the local bazaar.

Neil’s friends danced on Tu Mera Hero, Kala Chasma, Nashe Si Chad Gayi while friends of his brother Naman danced to Batameez Dil and sister Neha’s friends grooved to Chittiyan Kalliyan. Nishi and her friends danced to Navrahi Majhi and dad Nitin and his friends danced to Oh Haseena and London Thumakada.

The highlight of the night was Nitin and Nishi’s solo dance on Yahi Kahi Jiyaara while the Sahay family culminated the dance sequence with Nachange Saari Raat, Ye Mera Dil and Badan Pe Sitare

Apart from the dances, filmmaker Yash Chopra’s widow Pamela Chopra sung Tujhe Dekha To Yeh Jaana Sanam. Bollywood star Rishi Kapoor was seeing enjoying the company of Nitin Mukesh. The party continued into the wee hours of the night as the guests let their hair down and excitedly looked forward to the last days merriment when the bride and groom will be take their final vows and walk down the aisle.Rishi also sang Mai Shayar To Nahi:

The food was sumptuous right from the chaat to the parathas to Neil’s favourite candy floss truck. Many of the dishes on the menu took local inspiration such as Jodhpuri Kabuli Palao, Bikaner Ki Sangri, Jaipuri Kurkuri Bhindi, Jaisamandi Macchli and Rajgharane Ka Maas