Indian weddings are renowned for their extravagance and grandeur - but one billionaire has pushed the boat out even further for his daughter's pre-wedding party, hiring Beyonce to sing at it.The 37-year-old Single Ladies singer performed at the elaborate bash in Udaipur, Rajasthan, after being hired by India's richest mogul Mukesh Ambani, whose daughter, Isha, 27, is getting married on Wednesday.She is marrying Anand Piramal, a childhood friend and son of another billionaire tycoon, Ajay Piramal, reportedly at her billion-dollar home in Mumbai - one of the most expensive on the planet.Image:Mukesh Ambani is thought to be worth up to £37.5bnAt the pre-wedding celebration, which was attended by the likes of Hillary Clinton, actor Shah Rukh Khan and cricketer Sachin Tendulkar, Beyonce performed hits such as Crazy In Love and Perfect during a 45-minute set.The RB star posted a photo of herself on Instagram wearing one of her Indian-inspired outfits for the night and a video giving a sneak peek of her performance.Beyonce's fee has not been made public but many are speculating as to how much it would cost to hire the former Destiny's Child frontwoman.Image:Lights have gone up at the Ambanis billion-dollar home in MumbaiTime Magazine reported that it was likely she took home more than $3m (£2.4m) for performing at this year's Coachella festival.

A 2014 Rolling Stone report said festival organisers could afford to pay headliners up to $4m (£3.2m) to perform.The celebrations, which follow the high-profile weddings of Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas, and Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh, saw dozens of chartered planes carrying celebrities and the former US secretary of state into the historic Indian city.There was increased security at the airport in anticipation of the wedding guests, who were driven away in luxury cars.Image:Isha Ambani is marrying Anand Piramal.

File picAccording to Forbes magazine, Mukesh Ambani is worth $47bn (£37.5bn) and is the chairman of Relliance Industries, which owns businesses in energy, textiles and telecommunications firms.Bloomberg reported that the wedding was expected to cost up to $100m (£79.8m), while someone close to the family said it would cost no more than $15m (£12m).Not everyone on social media was in awe of the wedding though, with some saying the money could have been used to "single-handedly eradicate poverty in India".Despite being one of the world's fastest growing economies, one in five Indians - 270m people - live in poverty, according to 2012 figures from the World Bank.

Latest figures put the country's total population at 1.3bn.