Ek Tha Raja Ek Thi Rani is set for the most opulent wedding ever

Zee TV’s recently launched show 'Ek Tha Raja Ek Thi Rani' has already impressed audiences with its grandeur set against a fascinating backdrop of the lifestyles, motivations, hopes, aspirations, insecurities and some of the darker secrets of Indian royalty in the 1940’s. Get ready for the most anticipated grand wedding ever seen on Indian television as the D-Day has finally come when leading lady Gayatri will marry her dream man Rana Indravadan Singh. The show that has captivated viewers with its fine narrative, intriguing plot and characters that have emerged as India’s much sought after dinner table companions will soon mark a new journey with Gayatri and Rana ji’s wedding.

With a stellar star cast that includes the strikingly attractive Drashti Dhami, Siddhant Karnick, Anita Raaj, Darshan Jariwala and Surekha Sikri, the show is set to turn back the pages to the 1940s with the most expensive, stylish royal wedding ever seen. The show has left no stones unturned in transporting its audiences to the 1940’s and the producers of the show are pushing the envelope with regards to production values, research and attention to bring the magic of 1940’s alive on Indian television. Bringing the era gone by to life is a team of set and costume designers, engineers, architects who have been toiling away relentlessly, day and night for the royal wedding look and feel.

<strong>Producer Comall Wadhwa</strong> said, &ldquo;The idea has been to look back at the glorious royal weddings from Indian history for inspiration and put together one of the most memorable weddings of Indian television that will entertain and enthrall audiences. Additionally, meticulous research has gone into ensuring the authentic representation of the bygone era. Brimming with elegance, classic charm and grandeur, the palaces, jewelry and costumes pay a tribute to royal families who lived lives of unparalleled opulence and luxury.&quot;

She further stated, &quot;A great deal of attention has been paid to aspects like the styling of the royal bridal wear and the imperial get ups of every wedding guest, the sprucing up and the embellishments to the d&eacute;cor and wedding traditions followed in the pre Independence era have been have been recreated with great care. Rana ji and Gayatri will tie the knot in a special Lotus-shaped mandap as lotuses are considered both royal and vintage. Jewelry and royal poshaks for the cast have been specially designed by the renowned designer Manali Jagtap who has designed for famous Bollywood actors and have been sourced from U.P, Delhi and Rajasthan to ensure authenticity.&rdquo;

The never seen before grand wedding of your favorite show 'Ek Tha Raja EK Thi Rani' will have you on the edge of your seat with most unexpected twists and turns revealing the dark secrets of the Raj Mahal. Gayatri who had always dreamt of marrying the King of Amerkot is excited about her marriage but the biggest question that still remains unanswered is what will happen once she finds out the circumstances that have led to the wedding and Rana ji’s true feelings for her... will it mark an end of her happiness or a journey of hope .. one of winning Ranaji over?'