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Trunal Sahuji
इस खबर को सुनने के लिये प्ले बटन को दबाएं।
Actor Bhumi Pednekkar appears in a hand-embroidered silk sari by designer Tarun Tahiliani.
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The sari is in a deep wine hue, richly embroidered with zardozi, resham, and metallic threads—creating a luxe interplay of texture and light.
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The borders draw inspiration from the traditional Bidri metal inlay craft from Karnataka: geometric patterns in antique gold and rose-toned thread mirror the matte/shine contrast typical of Bidri work.
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The pallu (the draped end-section) features sequinned latticework and jewel-toned accents, elevating the ensemble’s drama.
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She pairs the sari with a matching intricately beaded blouse—keeping the look cohesive and sculptural.
Accessories & Styling
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Jewellery: A ruby and baroque South Sea pearl choker by Golecha Jewels anchors the neckline; back of the neck features emerald carvings for added richness.
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Ear cuffs: Ruby paisley-shaped ear cuffs by Amaris Jewels introduce a sculptural edge.
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Rings: Additional hints of gold across her hands via rings from Golecha.
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Clutch: A maroon Meera Mahadevia clutch that mirrors the textural play of the sari’s embroidery completes the look.
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Hair & makeup: Her hair is pulled into a polished bun; lips glossy mauve, eyes defined with pink shimmer and soft wings.
What It Signifies
This look is a prime example of how modern-day Indian fashion can reinterpret heritage crafts for red-carpet moments:
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The use of Bidri-inspired motifs shows how regional craft techniques reflect in luxe couture.
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Zardozi and resham—both traditional embroidery methods—elevates high fashion through rich motifs, metallic detail and modern silhouettes.
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Bhumi’s styling keeps the look maximal yet balanced: heavy craft, statement jewellery, luxe fabrics—all tied together with polished execution.
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Stylistically, the look blends heritage and modernity: traditional technique + contemporary cut + sculptural accessories.
