A high-profile wedding in Udaipur turned into a star-studded spectacle as Bollywood celebrities, global performers and business elites gathered to celebrate the union of Netra Mantena, daughter of US-based billionaires Padmaja and Rama Raju Mantena, and Vamsi Gadiraju, co-founder of Superorder.
Among the standout moments of the night was Ranveer Singh dancing with Donald Trump Jr, setting social media abuzz and turning the celebration into one of the week’s most talked-about events.
Ranveer Singh Steals the Show
Ranveer Singh electrified the sangeet evening with performances to his hit tracks, beginning with the popular hook step of What Jhumka? from Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani. He invited Donald Trump Jr and Bettina Anderson on stage, teaching them the choreography in a moment that quickly went viral online.
Ranveer continued the high-energy streak with:
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Aankh Maare (Simmba)
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Apna Time Aayega (Gully Boy)
Filmmaker Karan Johar hosted the night, bringing his trademark humour and flamboyance to the stage.
Janhvi & Shahid Add to the Bollywood Glitz
The star-studded performances included:
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Janhvi Kapoor, who delivered a vibrant set to Pardesiya from Param Sundari
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Shahid Kapoor, who had the crowd cheering to Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya
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Varun Dhawan, dancing to Badri Ki Dulhania
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Jacqueline Fernandez, adding glamour with a high-energy act
The event also featured global stars, including Justin Bieber, Jennifer Lopez, Dutch DJ Tiësto, and rapper Wiz Khalifa, elevating the celebration to international standards.
A Global Celebration in Udaipur
Videos shared by Wizcraft Weddings offered glimpses of the event’s grand production design, choreography and meticulous planning. Lavish décor, spectacular lights and coordinated performances turned the night into a visual celebration of cinema, music, and luxury.
The wedding brought together celebrities, global performers, business leaders and top-tier guests, solidifying it as one of the most extravagant celebrations of 2025.
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