Ira Khan and Nupur Shikhare is all set to tie the knot today in an intimate wedding ceremony with their close friends and family in attendance. The endearing couple, frequently expressing their love on social media, formalized their engagement in 2022 and is presently immersed in the joyous pre-wedding celebrations.
Several reports have emerged, revealing intriguing details about their imminent nuptials set for January. Here we give you a rundown of everything we know about their grand wedding.

Some time ago, in an interview with News18, Aamir Khan joyfully confirmed the wedding of his daughter, Ira Khan, to Nupur Shikhare on January 3, 2024. Adding to the confirmation, Ira herself shared glimpses of the wedding invitations on her Instagram, solidifying the date of this grand occasion as Jan 3.

Wedding venue
According to a report in News18, specific wedding festivities are scheduled to unfold at the luxurious Taj Lands End Hotel in Bandra, Mumbai. As of now, the pre-wedding celebrations are in full swing at the residences of both the bride and groom in the city. A glimpse of Aamir Khan’s house adorned with radiant lights was also revealed.
According to Pinkvilla, an intimate registered marriage is scheduled for January 3, to be followed by a reception. Subsequently, the ceremonial wedding rituals are set to take place a week later in the enchanting city of Udaipur.
Wedding rituals
The couple embraced their wedding traditions with a touch of Maharashtrian flair, paying homage to Nupur’s cultural heritage. Several months ago, they participated in the Kelvan ceremony, a traditional Marathi ritual where the families of the bride and groom invited each other for a meal, exchanging gifts as tokens of love.
In preparation for the Haldi ceremony scheduled for January 2, Ira’s mother, Reena Dutta, Kiran Rao, and other attendees were spotted adorned in traditional Nauvari sarees.

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Deets about jewellery and food
Reportedly, the jewellery for the wedding has been sourced from a well-known store in Matunga, Mumbai, renowned for its exquisite traditional pieces and designs. Anticipated to have been a culinary delight, the wedding feast is set to feature an eclectic spread and showcase the rich flavors of Maharashtrian cuisine.
Grand wedding reception
Reports indicate that following the wedding celebrations, two reception parties were scheduled—one in Delhi and another in Jaipur—taking place between January 6 and 10.
Providing insights to the paparazzi, Ira’s relative, Faisal Khan, disclosed plans for an extravagant Mumbai reception on January 13. This specific event was anticipated to be a grand affair, dedicated to friends and colleagues from the film industry.

Star-studded guest list
The star-studded guest list for the wedding included not only Nupur’s and Ira’s families, featuring Aamir Khan, Reena Dutta, Kiran Rao, Junaid Khan, and Azad Rao Khan but also prominent figures from the film industry.
As per reports, among the celebrities that might have graced the occasion were Salman Khan, Shah Rukh Khan, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Juhi Chawla, Fatima Sana Shaikh, Sanya Malhotra, Hrithik Roshan, and others, promising a glamorous and celebrated gathering.
A few months ago, Ira’s cousin Zayn Marie shared a delightful update on her Instagram, announcing that she had become ordained. Accompanied by a picture of the soon-to-be-married couple, she playfully captioned, “She’s a hot priest!!! I Can’t wait to marry you two.”

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