Akash Ambani to celebrate bachelor party in Switzerland?

Isha Ambani and Anand Piramal wedding on December 12 last year was a grand affair and there is another wedding to follow in the Ambani household. Reports suggest that Mukesh and Nita Ambani's eldest son Akash Ambani is set to get married to his fiancé Shloka Mehta in March. The young couple made headlines last year in June for their engagement in a lavish star-studded party at Antilia in Mumbai.

According to a report in India Today, Akash will reportedly fly to Switzerland to celebrate his bachelor's party with his friends between February 23 and 25. The report also suggests that Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor, who shares a good camaraderie with Akash, will be attending the party. Karan Johar is also slated to join the bachelor party.

And that's not all, there will be two private jets which will be carrying Akash's friends from Mumbai to Switzerland.

Akash is the oldest son of India's richest man Mukesh Ambani, and Shloka Mehta is the daughter of Russell Mehta, who heads Rosy Blue Diamonds. The Ambanis and Mehtas know each other well and even Akash and Shloka studied together at Dhirubhai Ambani International School.

Shloka, who after finishing schooling at Dhirubhai Ambani International School in 2009 went on to study Anthropology at Princeton University and masters in Law at The London School of Economics and Political Science, is a director on Rosy Blue Foundation since July 2014. She is also a co-founder of ConnectFor, which matches volunteers with NGOs that need them. She is the youngest of three children of Russell and Mona Mehta. Mona is said to be a relative of a fugitive diamond jeweller, Nirav Modi.

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