Neesa Devgan stuns in the same pink sharar ensemble previously worn by Sara Tendulkar. This Gen Z-approved ethnic outfit is worth…

Naisa Devgn is one of the most stylish star kids of Bollywood. Whenever she’s spotted by the paparazzi, her fashion game is always on point. She recently attended a friend’s wedding wearing a stunning ethnic look complete with a sharar that resembles a mini kajol. Her look instantly caught the attention of fashion enthusiasts who were quick to point out that the outfit was previously worn by Sara Tendulkar. Let’s break down Naisa’s look and see how much this glamorous Gen Z-approved sharar set costs. (Also read: Neesa Devgan turns heads in a red Arpita Mehta saree ₹1.65 lakhs, fans say ‘the perfect mix of Kajol and Ajay Devgan’ )

Deciphering Nisa Devgan’s stunning ethnic look

A gorgeous sharar set by Nysa is crafted in a soothing blush pink shade from luxurious tussar fabric. The garment features a wide cut, sleeveless design and a chic backless style with tie detailing, complemented by a fitted bodice. Intricate gold embroidery and mirrors throughout the ensemble add to the dazzling effect. She accessorized it with matching sharara pants and an elegant organza dupatta for a glamorous ethnic look.

How much is her sharar set?

If you love Nysa’s ethnic look and want to add it to your wardrobe, we have all the details for you. Her gorgeous kurta set is from the brand Gopi Vaid and comes with a price tag ₹52,500.

Naisa accessorized her ensemble with silver statement jhumka earrings, a dainty bangle that adorned her wrist, and a pair of high heels. Her bold makeup look features blush cheeks, winged eyeliner, glittery eyeshadow, mascara-covered lashes, defined brows, bare lips and long, open and luscious locks.

About Nysa Devgan

Neesa Devgn, born in 2003, is the only daughter of Bollywood stars Ajay Devgn and Kajol. The couple also has a son, Yug Devgan, born in 2010, who is currently in school. After graduating from the Singapore Institute of Higher Education “Glion” Nisa continued his studies at a higher school in Switzerland.