Alia Bhatt glows with happiness in stunning NEW PICS from Spain alongside her besties
Alia Bhatt
is enjoying herself to the fullest! Fresh from attending the glamorous Cannes Film Festival 2025, the 'Raazi' actress flew straight to Spain to celebrate her best friend Tanya Saha Gupta's wedding.
Over the past few days, many photos and videos from the wedding have gone viral, showing Alia having a fantastic time with her friends. Now, new pictures have emerged of the actress happily posing with her close group of girlfriends.
Stunning bridesmaid moments in Costa Brava
Alia's friend Meghna Goyal shared a beautiful collection of photos from the wedding festivities held in the picturesque Costa Brava, Spain. One striking photo shows the bridesmaids posing together, with the 'Dear Zindagi' actress standing right in the centre.
She looks absolutely stunning in a black strapless gown, her bright smile clearly stealing the spotlight! Also visible in the photo is actress and close friend Akansha Ranjan Kapoor, adding to the lovely group vibe.
Joyful selfies and gorgeous backdrops
The 'Gangubai Kathiawadi' actress also took a selfie with her best friends, showing her glowing happiness. The stunning blue waters of Costa Brava form a breathtaking background to the joyful snap.
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It's clear that the actress was soaking in every moment with her girl gang, making memories to cherish.
Dancing the night away
Earlier videos and pictures from the wedding showed Alia letting loose and having fun at the traditional celebrations. One popular clip features her dancing with full energy to the beats of 'London Thumakda' and 'High Heels', dressed in a vibrant lehenga and a mustard yellow blouse.
What's next for Alia Bhatt?
On the work front, Alia has exciting projects lined up. She will soon star in 'Alpha', marking her entry into the YRF's' blockbuster spy universe. She is also set to appear in
Sanjay Leela Bhansali
's much-anticipated film 'Love And War', which also stars
Ranbir Kapoor
and
Vicky Kaushal
.
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