It was a marriage made in Manhattan — and it brought Wall Street to a full stop. An extravagant Indian wedding parade, or baraat, turned the Financial District into a full-blown block party on ...

A Sabyasachi-clad bride brought Wall Street to a standstill as her 400-person baraat turned New York City into a vibrant celebration of Indian culture. The bride's red lehenga, adorned with gold ...

There’s an old image we all grew up with: the bride in red, eyes brimming with tears, family huddled around her like she’s ...

The wedding on Wall Street. According to media reports, around 400 guests attended the extravagant wedding ceremony, which went viral on the internet after video of the event, showing the bride ...

Varun Navani and Amanda Soll's extravagant wedding in New York's Financial District gained attention after their 400-person baraat halted traffic.

A grand Indian wedding took over Manhattan's Financial District last weekend, as the traditional baraat—a jubilant wedding procession—brought a full stop to the usually fast-paced Wall Street ...

Varun Navani, CEO of AI platform Rolai and a Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree, married Amanda Soll, a legal compliance director at Mastercard, in a lavish multi-day wedding in New York City. Their ...

Just days after making her debut at the Cannes Film Festival in an iconic Gucci saree, Alia Bhatt is back in the spotlight, this time at a close friend’s wedding.A fan account on X (formerly Twitter) ...

Videos from the reception show Khan Sir dressed in a burgundy suit greeting guests. His bride, AS Khan, wore a red ... he joked by drawing a curly-haired cartoon on the board and said, “Ditto, like ...

On the last day of filming “Bride Hard,” star Rebel Wilson accidentally got hit in the face with a gun. “It split my face open, and I went straight to the hospital,” she says.

An Indian bride who went missing on her honeymoon has been arrested on suspicion of plotting to murder the groom. Newlywed Sonam Raghuvanshi was taken into custody by police after surrendering ...

Indian creators pitch six animation projects at Annecy's MIFA market, featuring documentaries, shorts and series.