6 On-Screen Navratri Looks Of Bollywood Beauties For Garba Nights

These on-screen Bollywood looks offer the perfect blend of traditional style and modern flair that ensures you’ll be festival-ready for all your Garba nights!

Navratri Looks For Garba Nights

Madhuri Dixit and Aishwarya Rai in Devdas: Two legendary Bollywood actresses, Madhuri Dixit and Aishwarya Rai, set the screen ablaze in the iconic song "Dola Re Dola" from Devdas. Their traditional Bengali white sarees with red borders have become an evergreen fashion statement. This classic saree look is perfect for Navratri, exuding both elegance and tradition, especially when paired with the right accessories. (Image source: IMDb)

Deepika Padukone in Goliyon Ki Raasleela: Ram-Leela: Deepika's iconic look in 'Lahu Munh Lag Gaya' from the movie Ramleela is the perfect choice during Navratri, especially for Garba. Complete the look with matching jewellary and minimal makeup for a graceful yet striking appearance. (Image source: IMDb)

Kiara Advani in Satyaprem Ki Katha: Kiara Advani wowed fans with her exquisite red chaniya choli in Satyaprem Ki Katha. The Bandhani Prink with intricate embroidery and rich red hue made her ensemble a hit among fashion critics. This stunning lehenga look is both elegant and traditional, making it a standout choice for Navratri celebrations. (Image source: Youtube/ T-Series)

Warina Hussain in Loveyatri: Warina Hussain’s floral ghagra and shiny beaded choli in Loveyatri gave a serious Garba fashion goals. Her vibrant outfit brings charm and playfulness, making it a great choice for Navratri nights. (Image source: IMDb)

Mahira Khan in Raees: Mahira Khan dazzled the audience in the song 'Udi Udi Jaay' from Raees. Her striking yellow and red chaniya choli is a fantastic option for Garba enthusiasts. Pair it with bold red lipstick, this bright, festive look embodies the energy of Navratri. (Image source: IMDb)

Alia Bhatt in Kalank: Alia Bhatt’s ghaghra choli in the song 'Rajvadi Odhani' from Kalank is a beautiful option for Navratri festivities. The grey Ghaghra choli paired with a red dupatta and intricate mirror work is absolutely festive-ready. (Image source: Pinterest/ alia bhatt)