Vicky Kaushal Charms at India Couture Week Finale, Pays Tribute to Katrina Kaif

Vicky Kaushal left a mark at Falguni Shane Peacock's India Couture Week show, reminiscing about his wedding with Katrina Kaif. His regal walk and praise for the designers added to the event's allure. The collection, 'Rang Mahal,' celebrated India's rich cultural heritage with grandeur and intricate detailing.

Vicky Kaushal stole the spotlight at Falguni Shane Peacock's finale show on Wednesday at India Couture Week. The actor added 'chaar chand' to the event, reminiscing about his wedding day with Katrina Kaif while admiring the designers' collection. His charm and charisma made him a highlight of the evening.

During a media interaction, Kaushal revealed his awe for the collection, which he watched live backstage through the designers' Instagram page. He praised the grand and royal craftsmanship, remarking how it reminded him of his marriage, particularly noting outfits that Katrina would have loved.

Kaushal said, 'To be very honest, I really felt like calling Katrina and telling her because so many outfits reminded me of our wedding day. She wanted outfits like these.' Despite Katrina being on a flight, Kaushal was eager to share the experience with her. He walked the ramp in a regal pale golden dust sherwani, paired with powder-golden ivory pants and matching loafers, exuding luxury and refinement.

Falguni Shane Peacock celebrated two decades of Indian couture with their latest collection, 'Rang Mahal.' The collection paid tribute to India's cultural legacy with luxurious fabrics and intricate designs. Inspired by India's majestic symbols, the collection featured vivid hues and diverse elements, crafted by master artisans and dedicated weavers.

The event went beyond a traditional fashion show, starting with a contemporary dance and sitara performance in lilac theme. The evening featured a live concert with contemporary renditions of Bollywood hits, adding a dynamic musical dimension to the runway experience.

(With inputs from agencies.)