Brand, still wearing the infectious humor that he has, even joked that he would enjoy the next days “taking Katy through the Kama Sutra,” according to a report by Mirror News. (AP)

MANILA, Philippines — Pop singer Katy Perry and British comedian Russell Brand recently set off for a flight to the Maldives for their honeymoon, shortly after being wed at a tiger reserve in India.

The newlyweds reportedly boarded a chartered flight from Jaipur on Monday — which was incidentally Perry’s 26th birthday — going to the resort island of Maldives after a controversial wedding at the Ranthambhore National Park over the weekend.

Brand, still wearing the infectious humor that he has, even joked that he would enjoy the next days “taking Katy through the Kama Sutra,” according to a report by Mirror News.

Incidentally, the wedding is now under scrutiny after allegedly breaking noise laws in the Indian region.

Locals had mixed feelings about the celebrity visit, and Rajasthan state's chief minister on Monday ordered an investigation into public complaints about party noise that lasted into the early hours of Sunday, local district collector Ravi Kumar Surpur said. Local laws bar noise beyond 10 p.m. that would disturb local communities or wildlife.

The Ranthambhore National Park is home to tigers, leopards, wild boars and other animals. If laws were broken, the concerned parties or the resort management would be charged, Surpur said.

Also, two men from the wedding party apologized for assaulting four news photographers, including one from The Associated Press, then taking their car keys and stranding them in the wild tiger reserve Friday. The written apology acknowledged "physical assault" and "bad behavior."

Because of the apology, no formal police investigation was opened. None of the photographers sought medical care.

Local hoteliers and tour operators said the celebrity wedding brought positive attention to the tiger reserve.

The wedding "would only serve the cause of tiger conservation," local hotel owner Balendu Singh said. "The event was a big success, and Ranthambhore would get enough mileage as a tourist destination."

Brand, a 35-year-old British comedian and actor known for a drug-addled past and hedonistic tendencies, is next set to star as Trinculo in "The Tempest" and the title character in a remake of "Arthur." (With reports from AP)