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In Hungary, big fat Indian wedding for Swraj Paul's grandson

Chefs and wedding planners travelled from India to Budapest last week as Akhil Paul, prominent London-based industrialist Swraj Paul’s grandson, tied the knot with his Pakistan-origin fiancee Bisma Mowjee in traditional Indian ceremony spread over three days.

Updated on: Aug 23, 2015, 20:14:35 IST
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Chefs and wedding planners travelled from India to Budapest last week as Akhil Paul, prominent London-based industrialist Swraj Paul’s grandson, tied the knot with his Pakistan-origin fiancee Bisma Mowjee in traditional Indian ceremony spread over three days.



Paul, 84, performed the role of a ‘pandit’ by reading out wedding ‘mantras’, as top Hungarian ministers were among over 600 guests at the wedding reception in the Buda Castle in Budapest. Music included popular numbers from India, Pakistan and Hungary.



Swraj Paul told HT: "I have known Hungary since 1954 and we used the occasion to discuss potential investment in the country. It felt like the whole of Hungary rose to occasion and the wedding became the talk of the town".



How much did it cost? Paul – one of the richest in Britain – did not disclose figures, but remarked: "That was very little".



Swraj Paul's grandson Akhil Paul tied the knot with Bisma Mowjee in Budapest. (HT Photo)
Swraj Paul's grandson Akhil Paul tied the knot with Bisma Mowjee in Budapest. (HT Photo)
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Swraj Paul during the wedding ceremony of his grandson Akhil Paul in Hungary. (HT Photo)



Guests included Hungarian national development minister Miklós Seszták, deputy minister for foreign affairs and trade László Szabó, deputy speaker István Jakab, Indian ambassador Rahul Chabra, and the British embassy deputy head of mission Adam Kettle-Williams.

 
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Prasun Sonwalkar

Prasun Sonwalkar was Editor (UK & Europe), Hindustan Times. During more than three decades, he held senior positions on the Desk, besides reporting from India’s north-east and other states, including a decade covering politics from New Delhi. He has been reporting from UK and Europe since 1999.

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