Big B not invited for Juhi's wedding!

Big B not invited for Juhi's wedding!

Amitabh Bachchan and his family have been kept out of the wedding functions.

Raj Babbar is gearing up for his daughter Juhi's big fat wedding on Tuesday. The wedding ceremony will take place in Mumbai followed by two receptions in Uttar Pradesh and Kerala.

The entire Bollywood junta have already decided on their designer outfits that they will wear to the high-profile wedding, as Raj Babbar has made sure that the wedding guest list includes almost every technician and other members from the film industry.

However, Amitabh Bachchan and his family have been kept out of the wedding functions.

This may not be a direct fallout after the Abhiash wedding where the Babbars were not invited.

Sources indicate the story goes back a much longer way, and that the veteran actors have never been fond of each other.

There have been occasions in the past where they have expressed displeasure with each other and refused to team up for films.

A source close to Raj Babbar says, "Amitabh Bachchan and Raj Babbar are not too fond of each other. But I'm sure the Bachchans will send in their good wishes."

Talking about instances, Raj Babbar and Amitabh Bachchan had shared cold vibes while enacting a particular scene in Shaad Ali's Bunty Aur Babli .

Adds our source, "They barely exchanged greetings on the sets.

In fact, Raj Babbar barely spoke to Abhishek while they were filming crucial sequences even though Raj Babbar played Abhishek's father in the film."

Juhi, who ties the knot with her Malayali boyfriend Bijoy Nambiar, gives us a lowdown about the wedding preparations.

She explains, "My dad considers the entire film industry as his family. Everyone from technicians to filmy families has been invited for my wedding. In fact, our Agra reception will have more than 75,000 guests as it is my dad's constituency. The entire city has been asked to be a part of the celebrations."

Ask Juhi about why the Bachchans have been left out of the celebrations and she says, "I don't know."


[timesofindia.indiatimes.com]