Rajasthan, Oct 20, 2026 12:43 IST
Two brothers in Rajasthan went to extraordinary lengths to grant their new wives' wedding wish by chartering a helicopter for their journey home following a nikah ceremony in the Mewat region. The special flight transformed a standard family celebration into a major attraction for the entire local community.
The nuptials took place on a Sunday when Rohil Khan and Sahir Khan, the sons of a local farmer residing in the Alwar district, married two sisters from a neighboring village. To honor the specific request made by the brides, Aina and Mausina, the brothers opted against a traditional road departure and instead arranged for an aerial commute to their marital residence.
The unconventional transport generated significant local excitement, drawing a large crowd of villagers to the helipad area to witness the aircraft and capture photographs with it. According to the grooms' uncle, Shahabuddin Khan, the family secured the helicopter from a rest house located along the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway in Pinan.
The four-hour charter cost Rs 5 lakh in total. The schedule was divided evenly, with the aircraft spending two hours in each village to accommodate both sides of the celebration.
Family representatives noted that the helicopter charter company properly obtained all required clearances from the appropriate government departments beforehand. Although the cost and the aircraft generated widespread curiosity, the family emphasized that the primary motivation was simply to make the brides' dream departure a reality.