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5 Bollywood Wedding Dresses That Will Captivate Your Heart!

 It is wedding season and it is definitely the perfect opportunity for every woman to pursue the perfect gorgeous wedding dress! In the realm of Bollywood, artists wear multiple wedding dresses - all beautifully decorated and designed.

We often wonder what could have happened to the Bollywood salwar suit during wedding season if moments from the B-City wedding film didn't give us some timeless motifs and personality for a lehenga and sari wedding. Can you imagine watching a Karan Johar movie and not think about how you would shine in a shiny wedding dress with the main character wiping the screen or shedding tears? We can't do everything either!

In memory of this idea, we then took a trip to the world of fond memories. Join this found treasure and experience the fantasy of wearing costumes from your favorite movies! Having said that, you might need to get motivated by some of these Bollywood fairies. 

Kangana Ranaut at Tanu Weds Manu

Trust our favourite Kangana Ranaut to give you the style motivation you need regardless of the class's needs! Just like her impeccable acting skills in Tanu Weds Manu, the outfits she wears, including the glittering parrot green lehenga, are still talked about around town!







Vital, ethnic, but powerful! This green and silver dress with red weave is without a doubt a standard for women everywhere. Her fiery and happy attitude complemented the dress in an unimaginable way.

Alia Bhat in 2 States

Granted, the film is fun, entertaining and engaging, but so is Alia Bhatt's ethnic outfit perfect for Indo-fusion! We are so happy to see the cute and charming Ananya from Two Countries wearing an outfit that is synonymous with South and North Indian society!



May Alia Bhat surprise 2 states in her gorgeous wedding attire. Appearances are generally more adapted to South Indian culture. Sculpted in a Kanjeevaram silk sari, she transcends conventionalism. However, Alia still looks modern and elegant with simple decorations and raspberry and orange colours.

Anushka Sharma at Ae Dil Hai Mushkil

Anushka Sharma wore a conventional attire in Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, with a modern twist in gold, red and pink. Intense pebbled sandstone with shimmering gold knit adorns their long-sleeved chocolates. Lehenga has the usual ethnic pattern and red colour. A clean bottom and a big Jomar give the outfit a hint of elegance.



Congratulations to Anushka Sharma for wearing and wearing this dress at such an amazing price!

Sonam Kapoor at Doli ki Doli

Despite the fact that Dolly Ki shot Dolly completely at the box office, Sonam's range of outfits gave us a real Bollywood style, wedding season destination! Whether it's a blue Lehenga Choli with a leather jacket or the perfect olive green outfit that can be worn at Mehendi, receptions and even at casual weddings, Sonam has set a big goal for herself!



Dolly Ki Dolly

In Dolly Ki Dolly, Sonam Kapoor wears 16 beautiful wedding dresses, but it is explicitly three that come to the fore. For starters, is her bright red salwar kameez. This is combined with insignificant jewellery, but standout cosmetics. If nothing else, this outfit would be perfect for a Punjabi wedding. The second outfit is a mint green Sharara with a jacket blouse.




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