Vidya Balan and Sidharth Roy Kapur dazzle at Ramesh Taurani’s Diwali bash, Pics inside

As the festival of lights enveloped the city in its warm glow, the crème de la crème of Bollywood gathered to celebrate, draped in the finest of traditional wear. Among the esteemed attendees at producer Ramesh Taurani's Diwali party last week, were the talented Vidya Balan and her equally distinguished husband, Sidharth Roy Kapur.

Vidya Balan, known for her exquisite taste in ethnic attire, graced the event in a pale olive green anarkali suit that whispered elegance with every fold. The suit was adorned with delicate gold embroidery, which glistened subtly under the night’s light. Her dupatta, elegantly resting on her shoulders, featured golden borders and motifs that added a dash of festive sparkle. 

She accessorized her Diwali look with traditional gold jhumkas, a matching ring, and a maang tikka that sat gracefully on her forehead, enhancing her festive look.

Sidharth Roy Kapur stood tall and poised beside his wife, exuding a regal aura in a white kurta pyjama set. His ensemble was highlighted by a detailed embroidered white Nehru jacket, which brought a perfect balance to the subtle grandeur of his outfit. His choice of classic black loafers completed his look, defining a blend of comfort and style.

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The couple's poise and sophistication were evident as they posed against the backdrop of a whimsically decorated floral wall, adding a dreamy aesthetic to their traditional appearances. Vidya’s minimalist yet enchanting makeup and neatly styled hair, along with Sidharth’s well-defined look, resonated with the festive spirit of Diwali.

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At the event that shone not just with the bright lights of Diwali but also with the stars of Bollywood, Vidya and Sidharth made a statement with their ensembles—showcasing the timeless elegance of Indian festive wear. Their attire was not merely about fashion but also about representing the cultural tapestry of India on such a significant occasion.

Indeed, Ramesh Taurani's Diwali party became a canvas where the who's who of Bollywood painted the night with hues of tradition, glamour, and a celebration of Indian festivity.

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