Mukesh Ambani, sons of Nita Ambani, Akash Ambani and “Badi Bahu” Shloka Mehta discovers Pics in the print nation of Parmarth Niketan in Rishikesh

The Ambani family recently visited Parmarth Niketan in Rishikesh, getting rid of their usual charming appearance for a spiritual retreat. Anant Ambani, Radhika Merchant, Akash Ambani and Shloka Mehta and their children all saw the visit in traditional Indian costumes.

What did Akash Ambani wear during her visit to Parmarth Niketan?

Mukesh Ambani and Nita Ambani's eldest son, Akash Ambani, were found in color Kurta, which included the traditional Patola Print in Gujarat. The geometric patterns of red, blue and white add a lively talent to his ensemble. With structured collar, rolled up sleeves and simple silhouette, the look is relaxed and refined. He paired it with crisp white pants, thus downplaying the vividness of Kurta and creating a balanced national look.

Shloka Mehta wears traditional outfits

Nita Ambani's “Badi Bahu” Shloka Mehta chose a bright orange kurta decorated with delicate beige bandhani patterns, a nod to Gujarat's traditional tie-dye technique. The neckline is glittering with subtle golden sequins, giving the original earthy palette a festive touch. Beige straightforward trousers complement the kurta, keeping the garment polished and elegant.

Her accessories are few, but make sense – smartwatches, stacked bracelets and classic diamond studs. The Shloka looks both modern and rooted in tradition.

Anant Ambani and Radhika businessmen in Parmarth Niketan

Anant Ambani, on the other hand, showed simplicity in a relaxed silhouette in a classic navy blue Kurta. Radhika merchants chose the original white Anarkali suit, embodying purity and elegance, and complemented with an ineffective look and tormented look, adding a spiritual tone.

Together, the Ambani family’s costumes showcase a thoughtful combination of cultural heritage and modern comfort, seamlessly blending with the sacred nature of their spiritual retreat.