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5 best dressed ladies from SRK’s Diwali party at Mannat

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By Eastern EyeNov 05, 2018
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Sharaddha Kapoor

Sharaddha went for a chick look in a black lehenga choli bu Kresha Bajaj. She went for smokey eyes for subtle makeup look.

Kriti Sanon

Kriti wore a lemon green lehenga choli by Anushree Reddy. She was styled by Sukriti Grover.

Malaika Arora

Malaika Arora also wore a lehenga choli by Seema Khan. She wore a jade green mirror work lehenga with a yellow floral velvet blouse.

Karisma Kapoor

The stunning Karisma wore a soft blue classic pretty saree for SRK’s Diwali party by Manish Malhotra. Her saree had ivory thread artwork and pearl embroidery art on it.

Kajol

Kajol wore a dusty pink anarkali by Faabiiana. She was styled by Radhika Mehra.

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