Tollywood stars Mimi Chakraborty, Subhasree Ganguly, Sohini Sarkar and Koel Mallick dazzled in ethnic outfits during this year’s Durga Puja in Kolkata. Here’s a look at some of their Puja moments.
Toofan actress Mimi Chakraborty looked radiant in a pink sari on Nabami. Minimal makeup, golden jewellery and a black bindi rounded off her look. Mimi, who mostly spent time with her family members throughout the festival, went for a cream coloured sari paired with a teal sleeveless blouse for one of the Puja days.
Athhoi actress Sohini Sarkar opted for a white handloom sari paired with a red-and-yellow blouse featuring geometric patterns on Ashthami.
In a white sari with red borders, Subhashree Ganguly looked stunning while posing with her husband Raj Chakraborty for a picture on Dashami. The couple were all smiles as they indulged in sindoor khela. On Shaptami, they enjoyed quality time with their son Yuvaan and daughter Yaalini at a Durga Puja pandal.
A cream-coloured kurta with red geometric patterns made for Prosenjit’s Dashami look.
On the day of Ashthami, Koel Mallick posed for a family picture with her father Ranjit Mallick, mother Deepa Mallick, husband Nispal Singh and son Kabir. The actress recently announced that she is expecting her second child with Nispal.
Raima Sen exuded elegance in a red sari during sindoor khela. Wavy hair, red lipstick, smokey eyes and a red bindi made for a winning look.
Srabanti Chatterjee visited the Baghajatin Tarun Sangha pandal and offered her prayers in a purple floor-sweeping anarkali with a golden border.
Oindrila Sen and her partner Ankush Hazra posed for the lens in front of a Durga idol on Dashami. While the Mirza actress looked stunning in a yellow sari paired with black sleeveless blouse, Ankush donned an orange embroidered kurta for their picture-perfect moment.
Gaurav Chakraborty and his wife Riddhima Ghosh twinned in red on Ashthami. Their son Dheer, who was born on September 16 last year, was dressed in a red kurta and white pants to match the family’s colour code for Durga Puja.