Radhika Merchant and Anand Piramal were among the VIP guests who attended the Dua Lipa concert in Mumbai on Saturday evening. Billionaire power couple Mukesh and Nita Ambani’s daughter-in-law and son-in-law were seen entering the venue in separate cars, accompanied by a fleet of security vehicles.

While Merchant is married to Anant Ambani, the younger son of Mukesh and Nita Ambani, Anand Piramal is married to Isha Ambani, the elder Ambani’s daughter.

Radhika Merchant and Anand Piramal were seen arriving in separate cars, accompanied by a fleet of security vehicles.

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Watch the video of Radhika Merchant arriving at the concert:

Dua Lipa is headlining the second edition of Zomato Feeding India Concert. Artists like Jonita Gandhi, Talwiinder and others will also perform at the concert. The concert will take place at the Bandra Kurla Center (BKC) in Mumbai.

The Grammy-winning singer arrived in town on Thursday. That same evening, she was spotted having dinner with her boyfriend, actor Callum Turner. The couple visited Veronica’s, a restaurant in Bandra.

“The best thing about traveling around the world is that as a tourist I get to go to so many new places, and I always find the best things to do when I’m in Asia and definitely in India. On my last visit I met so many warm and friendly people,” she told Variety.

Lipa, 29, was on holiday in India with her family last December when they visited Delhi and Jodhpur in Rajasthan.

Her last appearance in India was in 2019.

When Deepinder Goyal beat up freeloaders looking for Dua Lipa concert tickets

In August this year, Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal had slammed people who sent him SMS requests for the Zomato Feeding India concert. The well-known entrepreneur urged people to buy tickets instead of expecting free entry.

“No special favors – not even for me. I just paid for my tickets for Feeding India concert via @zomato app. Please buy yours too and support the cause,” Goyal wrote on X (formerly Twitter).