Mouni Roy’s style in the song Mummy ji Matches her dance energy perfectly
mouni roy Ghagra Choli Perfectly matched her groovy steps in his new song
Mouni Roy can never go wrong with her fashion choices. From her casual OOTDs to her style in dance videos, she always aces the style assignments like a true expert. The actress recently “set the floor on fire” when she danced Mummy ji Song Veda And her look stole the limelight. Mouni opted for traditional for the foot-tapping track Ghagra-Choli combo. The wide pleats of the blouse cascaded lengthwise to form a sweetheart neckline and butterfly-shaped hem. Dipped in black, with red in between, the blouse offered a striking contrast. Tassels and exquisite mirrorwork added the much-needed sparkle. Mouni paired the fitted number with a colour-coordinated and equally embellished ghagra. The high-waist silhouette was plunging, touching the floor. Sequins dominated the entire skirt while quirky geometric patterns added some chicness.
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Mouni Roy wins hearts even with her traditional outfits. Even a simple black dress SareeLooks great on her. Exhibiting a similar look, the actress stunned us in a similar OOTD. The crisp pleated six-yard wonder by designer Nidhi Kurda was draped diagonally over her choli, falling into a sleek pallu. The gold piping worked in equal amounts of charm and elegance. Mouni Saree The sleeveless black blouse featured backless detail. The drawstring at the back added to the charm. For makeup, she opted for a dewy base, rosy cheeks and pink lips.
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Earlier, Mouni Roy delighted fans with yet another gorgeous look in plain white Chikankari Saree From the Nidhi Kudra label. This ethnic outfit from across the seas got a touch of serenity through a white sweetheart-neckline blouse. Mouni wore stacked silver bangles and a chunky finger ring to amp up her style.
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