Lollipop song performed at Anant Ambani’s wedding: A lot of movies and songs are made in Bhojpuri cinema and they start going viral as soon as they are released. The identity of the Bhojpuri industry is no longer limited to India only but is also spreading its presence in foreign countries. Often on social media you will see some foreign fans dancing to Bhojpuri songs.
It is not easy to compete with Bhojpuri songs these days. Today we are going to tell you about one such song, which you might have often heard on rickshaws or from street vendors. But this song created a lot of buzz at Ambani’s wedding. Even Bollywood stars danced to it.
We danced a lot to this song.
Actually, the wedding we are talking about here is the most expensive wedding in the world between Anant and Radhika. The Ambani family had invited all the guests from India and abroad to this wedding. Stars from the Bhojpuri world also participated in it.
Pawan Singh, known as the powerhouse star of Bhojpuri cinema, also attended the wedding. The commotion that Pawan Singh created on the stage as soon as he arrived was a sight to behold. Pawan Singh performed his famous song Lollipop. During this, Ambani’s guests also danced and enjoyed.
Incomplete function without Bhojpuri songs
Overall, Bhojpuri songs have proved that whether it is a street vendor or a rickshaw puller, the function of a rich person is incomplete unless a Bhojpuri song is played at the wedding and the guests do not dance in desi style. However, at weddings, not only the Lollipop song is played, but many other Bhojpuri songs are also heard, in which people dance and do a lot of reels.
Anant Radhika got married in July
Let us tell you that the wedding of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant took place on July 12. This wedding was attended by international guests. This wedding attracted worldwide attention and it is said that the Anant-Radhika wedding is the most expensive wedding in the world. The Ambani family had poured money into it like water. Big names from Bollywood to Bhojpuri cinema attended two pre-wedding functions and then the wedding and two separate receptions.
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