Trisha Krishnan steals the show in REGAL look at Eka Lakhani’s Wedding
Actress Trisha Krishnan turned heads at celebrity stylist Eka Lakhani’s wedding in Mumbai on March 14, dazzling in antique gold temple jewellery paired with a rich purple Kanchipuram silk saree.
The wedding of stylist Eka Lakhani and producer Ravi Bhagchandika saw several Bollywood stars in attendance, each bringing their A-game in fashion.
Among them, Trisha stood out for her regal ensemble, sharing glimpses of her outfit on Instagram with the caption: “Out and about,” accompanied by star and heart emojis.
Trisha adorned an elaborate set of antique gold temple jewellery, including a heavy choker and a long Lakshmi haram, intricately designed with motifs of the goddess, peacocks, and flowers.
She complemented the necklaces with matching chur bangles featuring handcrafted peacock and leaf motifs, studded with rubies, emeralds, and white stones. Completing the look were matching heavy jhumkas and a statement ring on her left hand.
The actor’s purple Kanchipuram saree featured a wide golden border and intricate zari work, draped traditionally with pleats at the front and a flowing pallu over the shoulder. She paired it with a matching purple blouse, embellished with golden brocade embroidery and heavy zari work, enhancing the outfit’s royal appeal.
Keeping her makeup subtle, Trisha opted for lightly blushed cheeks, pink lipstick, and a dark prominent eyeliner.
Her hair cascaded in elegant curls over her shoulders, while her nude-finished nails with subtle sparkles added a hint of glam. A small bindi on the forehead tied the traditional look together beautifully.
Born on May 4, 1983, in Chennai, Trisha Krishnan is one of South India’s most celebrated actors, known for her work in Tamil and Telugu cinema. Her notable films include Saamy, Ghilli, Athadu, and Aadavari Matalaku Ardhalu Verule. In 2010, she made her Hindi film debut with Priyadarshan’s Khatta Meetha.
A multiple-time winner of Filmfare and other awards, Trisha continues to be a major presence in Indian cinema.