One of the biggest award nights of Bollywood took place at Guwahati and witnessed the presence of all the biggies of Bollywood. Yes, we are talking about the 65th Filmfare Awards. The nominees were so excited to embrace the black lady and everyone from the film fraternity was spotted in their best looks.
So without wasting a moment, let’s head straight to the best dressed celebs of the starry night:
Madhuri Dixit Nene
Beauty is timeless and Madhuri Dixit has proved it once again. She walked the red carpet in a rose gold body-hugging off-shoulder gown that glittered like shining stars. The evergreen diva accentuated her look with a beautiful neckpiece and earrings.
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Alia Bhatt
Alia was talking color-blocking when it comes to grace the award ceremony. She chose a pink and yellow gown with a thigh-high slit and long trail. On the make-up front, she kept it minimal with no accessories and neat hair-do. Additionally, she also bagged the title of Best Actress for Gully Boy.
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Taapsee Pannu
Taapsee Pannu was all in wearing a monochrome gown with a multicolored layered frill. Her bold eye make-up and shoulder danglers added so much drama to her look. Adding to this, she also got recognition for her movie Saand ki Aankh!
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Urvashi Rautela
Urvashi Rautela was exuding charm in a sizzling red tulle gown with a shimmery red strapless corset. The actress enhanced her look with a pair of earrings and sleek hairstyle.
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Ranveer Singh
Unlike every year, Ranveer Singh was in a very subtle avatar. He chose a sleek black tuxedo with structured shoulder pads, black pants and white shirt in contrast. His shades & puffed up hairdo was surely making a quirky statement!
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Bhumi Pednekar
How to look stunning in red, Bhumi knows it well! She chose to walk the ramp in a ravishing red off-shoulder gown with a thigh-slit and accentuated with ruffles all over. The center-parted hairdo completed her look flawlessly.
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