Sonam Kapoor revealed that she wore her mother's 35-year-old Gharchola saree to a wedding. The actor aced the traditional look like a pro.
Actor Sonam Kapoor is known for her impeccable sartorial sense. The Bollywood fashion diva has a knack for pulling the most stunning of outfits and giving fashion goals to her fans. Recently, the actor turned heads in a red saree at a close friend바카라s wedding. She revealed that the saree was 35 years old, and it belonged to her mother.
Taking to her Instagram, Sonam Kapoor shared a series of pictures where she posed in the red saree. She attended the wedding of a close friend. Her saree had a white Bandhani design, broad borders, and mirror embellishments on the hem. She draped the saree in a traditional Gujarati style. The pallu was neatly pleated and it rested on her thighs. She complimented the saree with a matching red blouse with half-length sleeves. The round neck blouse had gold embroidery, puffed shoulders, mirror work, and gota patti work. She looked ethereal in the saree.
However, the actor revealed that she had raided her mother바카라s closet to find this saree. She mentioned that the saree was 35 years old. Sharing the pictures, the 바카라Neerja바카라 actor wrote, 바카라Wearing my mom바카라s 35-year-old gharchola..Thanks mama for lending me this sari and blouse, love raiding your closet..Do you know what a gharchola is and the significance of it? Would love to know your answers in the comment section.바카라
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Reacting to the photos, one fan wrote, 바카라If I am not wrong, it refers to an 바카라outfit바카라 (mostly a Bandhani saree) gifted to a bride for her 바카라new home바카라 (after marriage). My wedding had mixed rituals to honour both sides of the family, and I wore a Ghar Chola over my shoulders during pheras. And, you look beautiful in this @sonamkapoor.바카라 A second fan commented, 바카라Sarees always look so perfect.바카라 A third fan said, 바카라Your mom has the best taste in clothes and jewels.바카라
A Gharchola is usually gifted by the mother-in-law to the bride after the third phera. This is usually seen as a sign of acceptance and a sign of welcoming the bride to her new family.