Bollywood actresses, including Priyanka Chopra and Parineeti Chopra, celebrated Karwa Chauth on October 20. In case you missed it, the cousins shared glimpses of their festivities on social media. While many opted for heavy-duty outfits, Parineeti and Priyanka kept their looks simple and elegant. They also showcased minimalist mehndi designs as they embraced the festive spirit. Priyanka Chopra chose a laid-back ensemble for her Karwa Chauth celebrations. She slipped into a vibrant pink velvet tracksuit. She completed her look with colourful bangles, dainty gold bracelets, jhumkis, a few rings and a mangalsutra. Her side-parted messy updo, pink lips, feathered brows and minimal makeup added to the elegance of her outfit. Notably, her mehndi featured her husband Nick Jonas’ initials and birth date (9.16.92). Priyanka shared a string of pictures on Instagram. Her caption read, “To all those celebrating… Happy Karwa Chauth, and yes, I’m filmy”
As for Parineeti Chopra, the actress celebrated her second Karwa Chauth with her husband, Raghav Chadha, in New Delhi. Offering fans a glimpse into their intimate family celebration, Parineeti wrote, “My moon and my stars… Happy Karwa Chauth, love of my life!”
For the auspicious occasion, Parineeti Chopra picked a bright pink embroidered sharara set that exuded festive vibes. The short kurta featured quarter-length sleeves, side slits and a short hem. The embroidered neckline, sleeves and hem rounded off the design elements, making her look prettier than ever. She draped the dupatta over her shoulders to complete her festive look.
Now, let’s talk about Parineeti’s accessories and makeup. The actress styled her ensemble with a few statement rings and a pair of delicate earrings. For her makeup, she opted for winged eyeliner, matching eyeshadow, rouge on her cheeks, pink lips and glowing skin. Don’t miss out on the actress proudly flaunting her sindoor and mehndi. Her hairstyle included a sleek ponytail with a middle part.
Mostly celebrated in North Indian states, Karwa Chauth is one of the most popular Hindu festivals observed by married women. They observe a strict fast from sunrise to moonrise, abstaining from food and water for the well-being and longevity of their husbands. The day-long fast culminates with the sighting of the moon at night.
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