Arpita's wedding: Hyderabadi Biryani, Haleem on dinner

Arpitas wedding: Hyderabadi Biryani, Haleem on dinner
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Arpita\'s Wedding: Hyderabadi Biryani, Haleem on Dinner. Hyderabadi Biryani, Haleem and Pathar Ka Gosht (meat cooked on stone) are among the popular Deccani cuisines to be served to guests at the wedding of superstar Salman Khan\'s sister Arpita in Hyderabad on Tuesday.

Hyderabadi Biryani, Haleem and Pathar Ka Gosht (meat cooked on stone) are among the popular Deccani cuisines to be served to guests at the wedding of superstar Salman Khan's sister Arpita in Hyderabad on Tuesday. Luxury heritage hotel Taj Falaknuma, located in old city, has been booked by Salman for two days and is all set to wear a special look for the gala ceremony for which invitees list includes some top Bollywood and Tollywood personalities.

"The entire hotel has been booked for November 18 and 19 with a view to keep gatecrashers at bay," a source said. The Khan family is keen to have some of the Hyderabadi delicacies to be included in the menu, and preparations for the star-studded affair are already in full swing. "Brunches, lunches and dinners throughout the event will have all the dishes, including some oriental. But for the main dinner (on November 18), it is going to be Hyderabadi cuisine like Biryani and Pathar Ka Gosht," a source said.

The Khans have specifically asked to add achche Gosht Ki Biryani (raw meat Biryani) and Haleem because they had it in the hotel earlier," the source said. As for the security and privacy of the VIPs going to attend the marriage of Salman's youngest sister, who will tie the knot with long-time beau Aayush Sharma, only the invitees would be allowed into the hotel, known for its opulence.

Meanwhile, lovebirds Arpita and Aayush are head-over-heels over each other, as show their Instagram pages. They have posted pictures of themselves getting inked and preparing for their wedding. Aayush posted an image of Arpita's inked hand bearing his name on Instagram.

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