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Pink Villa
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Vedang Raina pairs Rs 10,237 pinstripe jacket with cool cap on vacation—all men, take notes
The young actor, Vedang Raina, has always kept us hooked with his fantastic fashion sense. He has been a constant inspiration for men, delivering trendy looks and the idea of matching different pieces together to create an iconic look. Stylishly vacationing in London, the fashion icon dropped a series of images, where he effortlessly looked handsome in the three-piece outfit, and we can't wait to decode. Keep reading for deets! Vedang Raina's fashion spree isn't stopping anytime soon, and we're definitely loving his look in the beige shirt, with the top button undone, giving a carefree vibe. Elevating his look to perfection, and adding a layer to it, he wore a pinstripe painter jacket from Nordstrom. It costs approximately Rs 10,237. With the collar, open front, and a hint of baggy sleeves, the actor looked effortless, sharp, and swoon-worthy. Casually experimenting with different color pants, this time the The Archies actor wore dark brown pants with a loose silhouette, giving each move a sense of comfort and modernity. Giving his look a laid-back touch, he wore a cool cap and carried a cross-body bag, making him appear both functional and fashionable. Sporting an equally trendy and sophisticated look, The Archies fame styled his vacation look with a dark grey button-down shirt that gave a glimpse of his well-built chest. The high-neck collar added a cool vibe. Perfect for the chill weather, he wore a black mid-length overcoat, keeping the front open. His idea of styling a shirt with an overcoat gave him a polished look, making it a fresh fashion inspiration for all the boys and men. Against the dark tone of the shirt and jacket, the beige pants complemented them well. Adding a sense of finish, Raina secured it with the sleek belt around his waist. Adding a polished sense of finish, he enhanced his charm with the well-trimmed beard and wore a grey cap that added a casual and sporty finish. And for footwear, he wore shiny black shoes. So, boys, are you planning a relaxing vacation? It's time to upgrade your fashion and move with confidence, and for that, there can be no better icon than the young star Vedang Raina.
News18
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- News18
Vedang Raina's London Photo Dump Is A Vibe But Arjun Kapoor Wants More
Last Updated: After Vedang Raina shared pictures from his London vacation, Arjun Kapoor teased about his post-sunset plan, which quickly grabbed people's attention. Vedang Raina's social media is filled with eye-catching pictures of him, especially from his international vacations. Recently, he posted several photos from his holiday in London that not only caught fans' attention but also the brother of his rumoured girlfriend, Khushi Kapoor, actor Arjun Kapoor. The first picture shows Vedang standing in a park, wearing a beige sweater over a blue shirt. One picture even shows him shopping happily while looking at jackets inside a mall. In total, 17 photos show beautiful views of the city, nature and Vedang smiling at different spots. After the Jigra star shared these pictures, Arjun teased about his post-sunset plan, which quickly grabbed people's attention. Vedang shared a bunch of new photos on Instagram with the classic song Pretty Little Baby by Connie Francis playing in the background. In the caption, he simply mentioned, 'London ting." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Vedang Raina (@vedangraina) Being a newcomer in the film industry, Vedang Raina feels that he has entered the industry at a time when everything is shifting quickly. The usual ways of doing things don't seem to work anymore. He believes that after COVID, there was a big transformation and that change is still ongoing. He stepped in right after this turning point, which makes the journey different and challenging. Speaking with Hindustan Times, the actor said, 'There's no formula anymore, like first do action then a rom-com. It's just about choosing interesting scripts and trusting in the writing and the maker and seeing how it goes from there. It's difficult in a way where you can't predict anything. But as an artist, that gives me the freedom that I'm just going to pick things that I believe in. I think my generation of actors will be like the herald of this change and I'm excited about it. I'm excited to see what my peers do and what kind of scripts come to me. Hopefully, there is a change for the better." After winning hearts with his performance alongside Alia Bhatt in Jigra, Vedang Raina is now getting ready for his next big project. He will be seen in Imtiaz Ali's upcoming period love story, which also stars Diljit Dosanjh, Naseeruddin Shah and Sharvari. Arjun Kapoor, on the other hand, is set to appear in the comedy sequel No Entry 2, where he will share the screen with Varun Dhawan and Diljit Dosanjh. First Published:
Hindustan Times
18-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Vedang Raina: My generation of actors will be the herald of change
Vedang Raina had a special moment recently as filmmaker Hansal Mehta picked him in his list of most promising new faces in the Hindi film industry. The actor sees it as a form of validation which he 'can't compare to anything else'. Vedang Raina says, 'You have a revered director, who's been in the industry for years and as a newcomer when you get validation from such a filmmaker, who I admire myself and whose work I look up to, it's a great feeling and a great honour. I'll also message him personally because this makes me feel more motivated to keep getting better and take this more seriously. Even though I already do, it's an extra motivation and drive in that direction.' In this uncertain time in the film industry, getting work that connects with the audience is becoming challenging even for the established actors. How is Vedang, as a newcomer, navigating it? 'It's an interesting space. I have come in at a time where there is a rapid shift and a change in how the industry is working. The things that usually used to work, they don't work anymore. Everything has changed after COVID. That was a weird turning and changing point, and I've come in right after that,' he says. The actor continues that the usual kind of progression for a male lead has also undergone a change. 'There's no formula anymore, like first do action then a romcom. It's just about choosing interesting scripts and trusting in the writing and the maker and see how it goes from there,' he insists, adding, 'It's difficult in a way where you can't predict anything. But as an artiste, that gives me the freedom that I'm just going to pick things that I believe in. I think my generation of actors will be like the herald of this change and I'm excited for it. I'm excited to see what my peers do and what kind of scripts come to me. Hopefully, there is a change for the better.' Talking of work, there hasn't been any announcement of a project for Vedang ever since Jigra (2024) released, and it's also agitating the actor. 'I'm also getting worked up. I really want to start filming and be out there. This has been a bit of a wait but very soon I will be seen on screen. I have a project which I can't talk much about, but I'm going to start shooting for it soon. It's a project I believe in and it's with a filmmaker that I have full faith in. So, it starts from there, and I think next year will be much more active for me,' he shares. While there hasn't been a film since Jigra, there are reports that Vedang will feature in a romantic film directed by Imtiaz Ali. Vedang was seen with actors Siddhant Chaturvedi and Ishaan Khatter in an ad recently. It got the fans wanting to see them in a buddy film. Is that something on the cards? 'I really like both of them and it was fun working on that ad with them. We get along well and if an opportunity comes our away and it's a good script, I would definitely like to do it,' he ends.
Hindustan Times
27-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Vedang Raina says the young generation are the changemakers: We have a voice and we are loud about it
Vedang Raina recently got to associate himself with an environmental cause as he headlined a beach clean up drive on the banks of Mithi River in Mahim, Mumbai, along with some school kids. Talking about the enriching experience, the actor says, 'That feeling of actually going and getting your hands dirty is when you understand the seriousness of it all. Sitting at home, one says a lot of things like 'save the environment', 'reuse and recycle', but you realise what the actual ground level situation is when you go to such places. It is a nice reality check and ends up making you feel that you did something good for the community.' Vedang Raina insists that he is very passionate towards saving the environment, and he feels glad to have got the opportunity to show that. 'It's an honour to be the face of the voice of this generation. Even though I feel like my contribution to these things is as much as anybody else. But it's the least I can do as a person who's out in the public eye, raise my voice about these matters,' he says. In Mumbai, beaches have been one of the biggest attractions of the city, but as a Mumbaikar, Vedang feels sad seeing their state today. 'I think about how Mumbai has so many beaches, but it's never a tourist attraction to visit these beaches. Nobody comes to Mumbai for the beaches really, maybe because of how the state of them are. We should really think and work towards keeping our beaches clean, and changing the whole narrative around them and our coastal areas. Maybe we can make it a tourist attraction, a place where people feel like they can come here to be near the ocean,' he laments. While the current generation is seldom shrugged off as superficial, Vedang believes they are the changemakers. 'We are the more technologically advanced generation but we are also the generation that has a voice and is loud about it. We have strong opinions and I think the movement for the environment also started with us. We took an interest in these issues and made an effort towards creating an awareness about them. Our whole generation, we are the change and we are going to be the voice of the country,' he insists. The actor asserts that global warming is the biggest threat to the planet today and we need to take steps to combat it: 'Global Warming is probably the scariest and the most dangerous thing that can happen to the planet and we are headed in a weird direction. I have felt a very tangible change in the past 10 years in how every monsoon, summer and weather has changed. The efforts may start at an individual level, but then they need to go to a bigger level too. We should do our best to combat it and the least we can do is plant a seed, once a month or three months.'
