Rajasthan to house birthday party for Naomi Campbell's boyfriend

05 November, 2012

Breaking Hollywood traditions of getting hitched in Rajasthan, Naomi Campbell is celebrating her boyfriend's birthday in the pink city. It would be a Rajasthani themed party to be attended by top Hollywood celebrities.

PEOPLE ARE yet to understand foreign celebrities and their rendezvous with Rajasthan. It seems that the exotic place, rich heritage and mesmerizing tales of valor and heroism attracts the people who have too much to spend on their vows. After many a failed marriages of celebrities, the British supermodel Naomi Campell has taken the trend further - celebrate boyfriend's 50th birthday in the pink city.

It is a no brainer where she got the idea as she is not new to Rajasthan and its wonders. She was one of the many guests at the Vikram Chatwal and Priya Sachdev wedding ceremony, also conducted in Rajasthan. While that story did not end well, Naomi and her Russian billionaire boyfriend, Vladimir Doronin, have been dating since 2008 and it is a good move that she is not considering to tie the knot in Rajasthan.

The couple have chosen the beautiful Mehrangarh Fort for the pre-birthday bash on November 6. The birthday party on November 7 will be attended by the elites from Hollywood as well as from London. The guest list includes Black Eyed Peas, Grace Jones, Donatella Versace, Kate Moss, Giorgio Armani and Jennifer Lopez. The four-day celebration would have everything from good food, fine wine to memorable experiences for the guests as well as the couple. The fort is decorated in vibrant colours and reflects Rajasthani culture.

A British party planner has been given the responsibility of making the day perfect for the birthday boy and his girlfriend. It is reported that the couple will enter the fort on the D-day in a royal procession while Rajasthani folk songs will accompany them. Apart from this the couple has spent about 500, 000 USD for a musical performance by Diana Ross. Hopefully the couple will take away happy memory of the place and will live those memories together for many a years to come.