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Ananya Panday's Diwali Tribute: Wearing Mom's 20-Year-Old Rohit Bal Outfit

Ananya Panday made a sentimental fashion statement this Diwali by wearing her mother's 20-year-old outfit. The beautiful fuchsia salwar suit was originally designed by the late Rohit Bal for Bhavana Panday. She shared her festive look on Instagram with heartfelt Diwali wishes for her followers. The actress is currently preparing for upcoming films including a romantic drama with Kartik Aaryan.

Key Points: Ananya Panday Wears Mom Bhavana Panday's Vintage Rohit Bal

  • Ananya wore fuchsia salwar suit with delicate silver embroidery and halter neckline
  • Outfit originally designed for mother Bhavana Panday over 20 years ago
  • Paid tribute to late designer Rohit Bal who passed away last year
  • Shared heartfelt Diwali wishes with fans through Instagram stories
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Ananya Panday wears mom Bhavana Panday's 20-year-old Rohit Bal outfit for Diwali

Ananya Panday celebrates Diwali in her mother Bhavana Panday's 20-year-old Rohit Bal salwar suit, honoring the late designer with sentimental fashion choice.

"Vintage Gudda, Rohit Bal. From my mom's closet 20+ years ago - Ananya Panday"

Mumbai, October 20

As people across the country are celebrating Diwali with sweets and smiles, Bollywood stars are also leaving no chance to spam social media with their festive wishes and stunning traditional looks.

Among them, Ananya Panday won hearts with her simple and sentimental choice as she opted to wear her mother Bhavana Panday's more-than-20-year-old salwar suit, designed by the late Rohit Bal.

The 'Ctrl' actress, on Monday, took to her Instagram stories to wish her fans and followers a bright and joyful Diwali. Sitting in her car, Ananya looked radiant as she smiled for the camera and wrote, "Diwali!! Sending love and light."

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In another story, Ananya shared her full Diwali outfit and revealed its emotional value. She wore a vintage creation by Rohit Bal, the celebrated designer who passed away on November 1 of last year, originally made for her mother over two decades ago.

"Vintage Gudda, Rohit Bal. From my mom's closet 20+ years ago," she captioned her post, paying tribute to the designer and celebrating family memories at once.

Ananya's fuchsia salwar suit stood out for its elegance and charm. The sleeveless kurta featured a halter neckline with delicate silver embroidery on the borders, paired with a matching churidar and a lightly embellished dupatta draped over one shoulder.

On the work front, Ananya Panday is gearing up for an exciting year. She will soon be seen opposite Kartik Aaryan in the romantic drama Tu Meri Main Tera, Main Tera Tu Meri, followed by Chand Mera Dil, where she will star alongside Kill fame Lakshya.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Love seeing sustainable fashion choices from Bollywood stars! Instead of buying new outfits every festival, reusing and repurposing is the way to go. More celebrities should follow this example 🙌
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Michael C
As someone who recently moved to India, I find these cultural traditions fascinating. The emotional connection to clothing and family heritage is something we don't see much in Western culture. Beautiful tribute to the designer too.
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Anjali F
Rohit Bal's craftsmanship was truly exceptional. His designs from 20 years ago still look so contemporary. May his soul rest in peace ❤️ Ananya looks stunning in that fuchsia suit!
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Sarah B
While I appreciate the sentiment, I wish the article focused more on the actual Diwali celebrations and less on celebrity fashion. The festival is about so much more than what stars are wearing.
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Vikram M
This is what makes Indian festivals special - the connection between generations. My daughter wore her grandmother's saree this Diwali too. These traditions keep our culture alive 🇮🇳
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Kavya N
The halter neckline with silver embroidery sounds gorgeous! Rohit Bal was a genius. So nice to see younger generation appreciating classic designs instead of always chasing new trends.

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