Janhvi Kapoor and Shikhar Pahariya's 5 most stylish moments that give major power couple vibes
If there is one thing Janhvi Kapoor and Shikhar Pahariya are not doing, it is keeping it lowkey. From Ambani bashes to temple runs, these two have been painting the town in coordinated couture and subtle PDA. While Janhvi is busy making her Cannes debut with Homebound, starring Ishaan Khatter and Vishal Jethwa, it is her off-screen chemistry with Shikhar that continues to grab eyeballs. And yes, he has landed at the French Riviera too. We clocked it. Again.
It is safe to say that Janhvi and Shikhar's love language is clearly fashion. Here are five moments where they proved that if love was an outfit, they would be the moment.
1. The Ambani pre-wedding slayfest
Nothing screams royalty louder than Janhvi in a blush pink gown and Shikhar in a deep red velvet tux. The second pre-wedding bash of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant saw this duo dripping in regality. The contrast of dreamy pink and bold velvet? Iconic. Styling game: undefeated.
2. Temple, but make it couture
Pilgrimage fits are a thing now, thanks to Janhvi and Shikhar's Tirumala trip. She wore an elegant golden Kanjivaram saree and he pulled up in a dhoti, twinning via his matching dupatta. Pious yet Pinterest-worthy. Only they could make temple visits look like a Vogue spread.
3. Another day, another Ambani slay
In a casual but ultra-chic look from an earlier Ambani event, Janhvi wore a cute yellow mini-dress while Shikhar kept it crisp in white trousers, a tee, and a brown jacket. The vibes? Sunday brunch meets billionaire's private island. It was giving effortlessness with a side of slay.
4. Halloween drama
When they do scary, they do scary as icons. At a hush-hush halloween party, Janhvi became the mother of Wednesday Adams and Shikhar being the cutie that he is, joined the party and became the father, well, basicallt the iconic duo Gomez and Morticia Adams. As scary as they were looking, they also gave major couple goals, cause hello? Which couple looks this awesome for a Halloween party? Someone on the internet called them 'The Blake and Ryan of Bollywood' and honestly, not wrong.
5. Twinning and winning
In a carousel shared by internet's favourite BFF Orry, Janhvi and Shikhar were seen twinning in pink. Yes, full-blown matchy-matchy. The level of coordination? So cute it hurts. It gave Barbie-core couple vibes and we are not mad at it.
Well, now we all are eagerly waiting to see what they have for their fans from their Cannes diaries!
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