Pooja Hegde sets trendy Diwali Style Goals: Here are 5 ethnic looks you can steal for your festive wardrobe

With Diwali around the corner, the atmosphere is buzzing with sparkling lights, the aroma of festive treats, and the charm of traditional attire. Among the many who have recently sported some head-turning ethnic looks is Pooja Hegde whose Diwali outfits have remained to be a perfect blend of tradition, elegance, and glamour. Each look was carefully curated to showcase her impeccable style and flair for festive fashion. We bring together the actress’ top 5 looks, that will prove to be an inspiration to all chic and ethnic fashion lovers.

Ivory Lehenga Elegance

Pooja kicked off the festivities in an exquisite ivory lehenga, adorned with heavy embroidery and intricate sequins work. The intricate details and flawless drape made her look every bit the Diwali diva.

 

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Golden Saree Glamour

Next, she stunned in a simple yet elegant golden saree, paired with a heavily embroidered blouse. The subtle shine of the saree complemented her radiant skin, making her a true golden girl.

 

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Punjabi Suit Perfection

Pooja's Punjabi suit was a masterclass in elegance. The extensive mirror work, statement chand baali earrings, and heels created a stunning combination that exuded festive charm.

 

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Red Hot Saree

Who says red is only for weddings? Pooja's bold red saree with golden embroidery and a heavily beaded blouse was a showstopper. The choker and traditional earrings added a touch of authenticity.

 

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Soft Pink Chanderi Chic

For a more subdued yet stylish look, Pooja opted for a blush pink chanderi kurta and matching dupatta. The delicate fabric and subtle color made her look effortlessly elegant.

 

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On the work front, Pooja Hegde is set to appear in the action thriller Deva co-starring Shahid Kapoor. Apart from that she will also be seen in ambitious Pan India projects including Suriya 44 and Thalapthy 69 which marks the last film of Thalapathy Vijay, before he enters politics.

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Shah Rukh Khan teaches the ‘value of God’ to kids Aryan and Suhana in this old Diwali celebration video going viral; watch

Known as the OG power couple of B-town, Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri Khan has been setting couple goals for years together. During the occasion of Diwali, a video found its way on social media where SRK seems to be explaining the importance of God to his kids. While the actor and his entrepreneur-wife have often come under the scanner for their inter-faith wedding, the video which is a short clip from the BBC documentary, the Inner World of Shah Rukh Khan showcases how Khan maintains a secular environment within his home.

The sweet video which was a part of the 2004 documentary features the Diwali celebration at Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri Khan’s residence, where the couple seems to be busy teaching their children the value of God and also about each other’s culture. Along with showcasing a glimpse of Mannat which looked much simpler then, features Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri Khan talking to a priest along with the actor telling him that his children will do the ‘Diwali pooja’. At the same time, he also taught them about Quran and how he prays, showcasing the religious unity and secularism in his household.

 

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In the video, the actor is seen explaining how religion is followed in his house as he shared, "Children should know about value of God, whether it's a Hindu god or a Muslim god. So, next to Ganesh and Laxmi, we have the Quran also. We put our hands together and say the Gayatri Mantra, which my son says, and I say 'bismillah' with him. It makes me feel very emotional, where I'm teaching my children something that I also don't know very well. I'm not a great follower of religion. I believe in Allah very strongly, but I was never forced by my parents to read the namaz five times a day."

As the video continued to showcase how the children prayed and showcased their respect towards both religions and customs, he went on to add, "To me, it's very important to have a Diwali in the house, Eid in the house. We e do Christmas, we put up the tree. The kids enjoy that the most, really."

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