Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor turned heads yet again as he became the showstopper for designer Tarun Tahiliani’s “Baaraat by Tasva” fashion show, held recently in Delhi. This glamorous event was part of the unveiling of the designer’s highly anticipated Autumn/Winter 2024 wedding collection. Kapoor, donning a magnificent ivory sherwani, captivated the audience as he embodied the traditional Indian groom with a modern twist.
A Grand Entrance
The event, presented by Aditya Birla Group, was all about celebrating the grandeur of Indian weddings while embracing contemporary fashion. As Kapoor made his entrance in an elegant car, accompanied by a group of groomsmen-models, the show perfectly encapsulated the energy and festive spirit of a traditional Indian baraat (wedding procession). The star was welcomed on the ramp with the rhythmic beats of dhols, instantly setting the tone for a vibrant and lively performance.
Kapoor’s ivory sherwani was a true masterpiece, designed by Tarun Tahiliani to reflect both the opulence of Indian weddings and the evolving tastes of the modern groom. The ensemble was adorned with intricate embroidery and paired with a matching turban, completing the look of a regal dulha (groom).
Captivating the Audience
Once on stage, Ranbir Kapoor took command of the runway, dancing alongside models dressed in similar festive attire. The actor’s infectious energy, combined with the cultural aesthetics of the show, quickly became the highlight of the evening. Fans and fashion critics alike couldn’t stop praising Kapoor’s charismatic performance and his flawless portrayal of a modern groom.
Videos and photos from the event flooded social media platforms, with fans gushing over Kapoor’s look. Many were reminded of his real-life wedding to actress Alia Bhatt, drawing parallels between his on-stage persona and his own nuptials. Some even noted how Kapoor seamlessly merged his on-screen charm with the elegance expected from a high-profile wedding collection.
Baaraat by Tasva: Redefining Modern Grooms
Tahiliani’s “Baaraat by Tasva” collection aims to redefine how Indian grooms approach wedding fashion. The collection is a blend of traditional Indian craftsmanship with modern silhouettes, creating timeless pieces that cater to the new-age groom. The ivory sherwani worn by Ranbir Kapoor perfectly showcased this blend, offering a balance between cultural heritage and contemporary design.
Tahiliani’s vision for the collection was to make the groom an equal focal point in wedding celebrations, moving away from the traditionally bride-centric focus. The collection featured a range of sherwanis, bandhgalas, and kurtas, all designed to reflect the spirit of Indian weddings while offering versatility and comfort.
Fans React to Kapoor’s Groom Look
Following the event, social media was abuzz with reactions from fans and fashion enthusiasts. Many appreciated how Ranbir Kapoor’s groom look was both grand yet understated, perfectly aligning with Tahiliani’s vision of the modern groom. Several fans commented on how Kapoor’s performance brought a unique energy to the runway, making him a memorable part of the evening.
In an interview post-event, Kapoor reflected on his experience, saying, “Being a part of this show was an incredible experience. Tarun’s designs are always exceptional, and it was an honor to embody his vision of the Indian groom.”
Conclusion
Ranbir Kapoor’s appearance at the “Baaraat by Tasva” fashion show was more than just a display of fashion—it was a celebration of Indian culture, modern grooms, and the evolving trends in wedding attire. Kapoor’s regal groom avatar not only stole the show but also set a new standard for wedding fashion.
Source: This article is based on information from Republic World, Hindustan Times, and News18.
Key Highlights
- Ranbir Kapoor starred as the showstopper for Tarun Tahiliani’s “Baaraat by Tasva” wedding collection.
- The actor wore an ivory sherwani, embodying a modern yet traditional Indian groom.
- Kapoor’s grand entrance included groomsmen and a baraat-themed performance.
- The event aimed to redefine the modern Indian groom’s wedding attire.
