Isha Ambani 'Piramal' got married in a fairytale-like wedding in December and looked beautiful as a bride. She now graced the cover of Vogue India's February issue and we are quite impressed. Of course, she looked lovely as a bride but we are talking about power play today and the entrepreneur is redefining the same as she leads the magazine cover.

The publication shared her picture in which she is wearing a black and white Toni Maticevski outfit with statement rings from the house of Misho designs. The high rise building in the background only adds more charm of the young lady. She was styled by none other than Anaita Shroff Adajania and we are not surprised at what we see. Here, you see the pretty lady.

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Isha Ambani Piramal shared a lot with Vogue India about her wedding, her work and life post-marriage after the magazine shoot. Talking about her wedding day, the 27-year-old shared, "The wedding went off beautifully. Like any other bride, I had my share of bridal jitters but getting married at home made it very special and I had the time of my life celebrating my most memorable moments with all the people I love."

When asked if she herself was a part of the preparation process of her wedding, she answered, "During the wedding my mom was CEO and I was chairperson. She and dad did all the hard work. Thankfully, we ended up liking the same things, so that made it a breeze. I didn’t go to a single wedding meeting. I was never someone who dreamt of how my wedding would be, yet it was wonderful in more ways than I can imagine. It was a very emotional affair for everyone in my family. I was emotional too but everyone around me would cry all the time. I only cried at my bidaai because I felt some peer pressure as everyone else was crying, especially my parents."

Isha Ambani also shared the one thing about Anand Piramal which has made her realize that he is 'the one' for her. Isha commented, "I can’t stop at one! (laughed). I love his amazing sense of humour and his spirituality."

Isha was also asked about where does she and Anand differ. She retorted, "He hates attending events, I enjoy them. I really enjoyed our wedding, but it was not exactly his idea of fun (laughs). He’s more spiritual than I am. But we are also very similar. We are both very family-oriented, and we both love food. I remember in one of the speeches that my father gave at my wedding, he listed ten reasons why he liked Anand. It was hilarious, and dad concluded by saying that these are probably the same ten things that he would also use to describe himself. And it’s true; in many ways, Anand reminds me of my father."

She also revealed how her routine post-marriage has been. She said, "Last night, we had dinner, and then from 11 pm to 3 am Anand had a meeting in his office. So, I don’t think his life has changed, and neither has mine. At this stage, work is a priority for both of us. And luckily, our parents understand that. Fortunately, the family I was born into and the family I married into have the same work ethic—every member of both families knows the importance of work."