Deepika Padukone and Madhuri Dixit wore the most expensive lehengas ever on big screen. It is more than the CTC of many professionals
Deepika Padukone's Rs 30 lakh Ghoomer lehenga
In Sanjay Leela Bhansali's
Padmaavat
, Deepika Padukone's regal presence in the
Ghoomer
song was matched by a lehenga that was nothing short of couture royalty. Designed by Rimple & Harpreet Narula, the red, gold, and black ensemble reportedly cost Rs 30 lakh, according to news agency ANI. And it wasn't just heavy on the wallet, it weighed nearly 30 kilograms, making Deepika's performance even more impressive. We absolutely loved her in that lehenga and performance.
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Madhuri Dixit's Devdas ensemble
Long before Deepika's
Padmaavat
look, Madhuri Dixit set her own luxury benchmark in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's
Devdas (2002)
. Her maroon lehenga in the song
Kaahe Chhed Mohe
was a piece of art, created by designer duo Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla. As reported by Pinkvilla, it is valued at Rs 15 lakh, the intricately embroidered outfit was a statement of opulence and elegance, making it one of the costliest costumes of its time.
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Deepika Padukone continues to make bold career moves. She was last seen in
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and is producing the Hindi remake of
The Intern
, after reportedly stepping out of it. She's also part of
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and an upcoming Atlee film with Allu Arjun.
Meanwhile, Madhuri Dixit recently appeared in
Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3
, sharing screen space with Vidya Balan and Triptii Dimri in the much-loved horror-comedy franchise .The
Bhool Bhulaiyaa
series has become a cult franchise, with the first part releasing in 2007 and the latest in 2025.
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