Instead of formal toasts and speeches, the newlyweds treated their 247 guests at Sudeley Castle to a specially-made film featuring Bollywood-style singing and dancing.

Yesterday's celebrations came a day after the couple entered into wedlock in a secret civil ceremony accompanied by only a handful of their closest friends and relatives.

A member of the wedding party said Hurley and Nayar had thought of their own Bollywood movie as a joke but then decided it would be a memorable alternative to toasts and speeches.

"They made the film on their latest trip to India while they were finalising wedding plans," a source told The Mail.

"Liz and Arun sing and dance to traditional Indian songs, with the stunning backdrop of Mumbai in the distance." Nayar wore traditional Indian clothing, including a turban, and even grew a beard for the part. Hurley looked stunning in a number of eye-catching saris, the source said.

"Elizabeth gets to act out her dream role, as it's a beautiful love story based on their own history.

"She wanted to create the ultimate Bollywood love story - and who better to base the film on than the love story of herself and Arun." The film, which took about a month to shoot, had a cast and production team of about 100 people.