Rajinikanth tries Benglauru Rameshwaram Cafe rasam vada, pudi idli at Anant Ambani wedding
Bengaluru's Rameshwaram Cafe served food at Anant Ambani's wedding, for the high tea. Rajinikanth and his family tried food from the restaurant chain.
Bengaluru's Rameshwaram Cafe served food to guests at Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant's wedding in Mumbai on Friday. The Ambani family has been serving a wide range of global cuisines for all the gala events. Superstar Rajinikanth and family treated themselves to food from the popular Bengaluru restaurant chain.

"All the delegates thoroughly enjoyed our South Indian dishes. Our superstar Rajinikanth enjoyed with his family," co-founder Raghavendra Rao told Hindustantimes.com.
The actor attended the wedding with his whole family, which included wife Latha Rajinikanth, daughter Soundarya Rajinikanth, and son-in-law Vishagan Vanangamudi and his grandson.
The co-founder of Rameshwaram Cafe said that Rajinikanth and his family tried dishes such as rasam vada, pudi idli, pudi dosa, and filter coffee.
Rameshwaram Cafe served south Indian classics at the high tea and the dinner on the day of the wedding. The restaurant chain had served food for Radhika Merchant and Anant Ambani's mehendi ceremony which took place last week.
They also served food during the pre-wedding celebration on a luxury cruise in Europe in May.
(Also Read: Bengaluru's Rameshwaram Cafe to serve benne dosa, thatte idli at Anant Ambani wedding)
Rameshwaram Cafe was in the news in May when Telangana's food safety authorities raided its outlet in Hyderabad. Raghavendra Rao had put out a detailed clarification and statement following the inspection.
Rajinikanth grooves with Anant Ambani
The groom and superstars Rajinikanth and Ranveer Singh, all wearing saafas (traditional headgears), danced to the hit song from “Dil Dhadakne Do” on Friday as part of the baaraat (wedding procession for the groom).
Bengaluru food brands at Ambani wedding
Two other Bengaluru food brands, Lavonne and Chinita, had served food for guests at the pre-wedding ceremonies in Mumbai, held in the days leading up to the wedding.
Mumbai's traffic police has placed heavy traffic restrictions in and around Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) where the wedding celebrations are taking place inside the Jio World Convention Centre.
(Also Read: BKC companies ask employees to work from home (WFH) till July 15 due to Anant Ambani wedding traffic curbs)
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