New Delhi: Fashion Designers Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla hosted a party last night for the premiere of their fashion film ‘Mera Noor Hai Mashhoor’. It was a star-studded affair and was attended by a lot of celebrities from Bollywood and other eminent personalities. The long list of guests also included Uorfi Javed, Kusha Kapila, Babil Khan and Radhika Merchant, who stood out in the crowd.
Since it was a party thrown by the famous designer duo, all the guests tried to put their best foot forward in terms of fashion and style. Babil Khan was seen in a unique multi-coloured outfit which he paired with a black ornamental jacket, while Uorfi Javed turned up in a red saree, styled in her way-bold and unique. Additionally, she wore a huge golden headgear that was embedded with pearls and red and green stones.
Sharing a video with the broken head gear, Uorfi captioned the post saying, “So Babil Khan broke my head gear, cause I think he got jealous.”
Additionally, she also shared pictures with Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla. She also posed with some other people, and also shared a picture, where she was hugging Suzaaine Khan.
Talking about the others who were present, Jaya Bachchan wore a traditional Salwar Suit and wrapped the dupatta around her neck, while Shweta Bachchan was present in a shimmery outfit. She too shared a couple of pictures on social media with the caption, “A night well spent – some friends some family some crazy fashion ( my vintage Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla dress that I squeezed into ) the show stopper was Mr J, in all his jewels!!! And most importantly many kisses from my mama. Congratulations Abu & Sandy on the new drop! Love always.”
Also, Neha Dhupia looked like a flower in a pink gown, while Radhika Merchnt looked adorable in a baby pink saree and Sonali Bendre looked royal in a violet sequined Anarkali gown.
On her Instagram Stories, Neetu Kapoor also posted some clips from the event. Along with a heart GIF, the actress shared a photo of herself and Shweta Bachchan.
According to Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla, “Mera Noor Hai Mashhoor’ explores the burden of guilt that ultimately evolves into the lightness of acceptance. It is a story on human desires that will soon be told through the language of couture.”