Monsoon Greys Were Washed Away When Mrunal Thakur Showed Up In A Pink Anarkali

Mrunal Thakur has a thing for ethnic ensembles. Be it a red carpet event or a wedding, she always gets it right. Need proof? The actress left us gushing with another traditional wonder. Mrunal slipped into a neon pink anarkali suit. The V-neck number came with sparkly mirrorwork along the borders. Intricate floral and leaf-patterned embroidery in mellow shades of orange, green, and white offered a subtle multi-coloured spin. Cinched at the waist, the pretty silhouette extended in length into a voluminous skirt, the fabric skimming her ankles. Equally impressive designs at the hem levelled up the allure. Mrunal teamed up the anarkali with a matching dupatta involving golden scalloped borders. With her outfit making the right noises, the diva opted for minimal jewellery comprising a jewel-encrusted ring minus any earrings or necklace. Soft glam beauty strokes with a hint of rosy cheeks and pink lipstick were the masterstroke. Short brown tresses left open framed her face beautifully. 

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For the promotions of The Family Star, Mrunal Thakur upheld the magic of traditional silhouettes in a pastel-pink anarkali. Silvery sequins dominated the plunging neckline bustier before plunging into an ethereal pleated flare. The floor-sweeping number came with a scalloped hem doubling the charm factor. An identical dupatta wrapped over her shoulders was a befitting choice. Looking for a perfect sangeet night fit? We bet Mrunal's OOTD has resolved your doubt on what to wear. The actress put on a pair of dangly jhumkas to complement her style. Matte-blushed makeup, muted smokey eyes and a sleek ponytail served the right glam. 

Mrunal Thakur in anarkalis is what dreams are made of. She proved it one more time by playing muse to designer Mahima Mahajan. The sweetheart neckline beige suit featured full sleeves and a flared hem. Multi-hued flower etchings and green leaf elements dominated the entire ensemble. Deft mirrorwork on the outline of the prints in the bodice delivered the correct amount of shimmer. An equally ornate dupatta completed Mrunal's ethnic game. 

Mrunal Thakur was last seen in Kalki 2898 AD in a cameo role. 

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