Batwara 1947’s Kanikka Kapoor Is A Pretty Kudi

Even before They drive 1947 hit theatres, Kanikka Kapoor had everyone doing a double take thanks to her uncanny resemblance to Kiara Advani.
But beyond the comparisons, she’s carving out a style identity of her own. Think regal lehengasglamorous saris and enough desi sparkle to light up an entire wedding season.
If there’s one thing this Punjabi money knows, it’s how to dress like the main character at every celebration.

IMAGE: This shimmering lavender lehenga doesn’t believe in subtle entrances. Between the mirror-like embellishments and that emerald-drop necklace, Kanikka looks ready to outshine the chandeliers at a sangeet. All photographs: Kind courtesy Kanikka Kapoor/Instagram

IMAGE: Florals, blush tones and a sleek one-shoulder blouse make this sari feel fresh and modern. It’s the kind of look that whispers elegance while still making sure every camera finds you.

IMAGE: Kanikka’s trash proves that pink can pack a punch. The peplum silhouette, intricate embroidery and dramatic flared bottoms make it impossible not to twirl at least once.

IMAGE: Some dresses flirt. This one makes a statement. The figure-hugging crimson number brings all the drama, proving date-night dressing doesn’t need anything more than a killer shade of red.

IMAGE: Half sari, half red-carpet gown — this Indo-western number is the best of both worlds. The embroidered corset means business while the cascading ruffles bring all the Bollywood heroine energy.

IMAGE: Kanikka’s cobalt lehenga is impossible to ignore. With its corset blouse, grand flare and intricate embroidery, it looks like it walked straight out of a royal wedding mood board.

IMAGE: Nothing says festive quite like marigold orange. Add a pearl potli, jhumkas and a classic maangtikkaand you’ve got a look that deserves front-row seating at every mehendi and family celebration.
Photographs curated by Manisha Kotian/Rediff





