Karwa Chauth 2026: 4 festive looks from Shilpa, Mira and more
Shilpa Shetty, Mira Kapoor, Maheep Kapoor and Anshula Kapoor arrived at Anil Kapoor's residence in festive traditional looks for Karwa Chauth.
Karwa Chauth brought the Kapoor circle together at Anil Kapoor’s residence, and the arrivals turned into a curated festival edit. Shilpa Shetty, Mira Kapoor, Maheep Kapoor and Anshula Kapoor were photographed at the door, each with a decorated puja thali and a distinct traditional look.
Karwa Chauth has become a reliable moment for celebrity arrivals and festive fashion in Mumbai, and the Kapoor home is one of the city’s most photographed stops on the calendar.
A festival arrivals edit, outfit by outfit
- Mira Kapoor kept it classic in a cream-and-gold saree with intricate embroidery and a detailed border, finished with a matching blouse, traditional jewellery and a potli bag.
- Shilpa Shetty went bright in a pink saree with golden motifs and a contrast red border, pairing it with a heavily embroidered green blouse and statement jewellery.
- Maheep Kapoor chose a red printed outfit with detailed embroidery, styled with a statement necklace and earrings.
- Anshula Kapoor arrived for her first Karwa Chauth celebration in a red ensemble with gold embroidery, matching jewellery and a neat updo.
The looks stayed traditional, but the styling choices set them apart: Mira’s neutral palette against Shilpa’s bold pink-and-red pairing, with Maheep and Anshula both drawing on red as the festival’s dominant shade.
Why the first celebration stands out
Anshula Kapoor’s appearance was framed as a milestone: her first Karwa Chauth celebration at the Kapoor residence. She smiled for the cameras while holding her decorated puja thali, letting the ritual share the spotlight with the outfit. That is exactly the kind of moment Bollywood fans track during festival season.
What to borrow from the arrivals
The clearest styling lesson is that the puja thali became part of the look rather than an afterthought. Shilpa and Maheep carried decorated red thalis, while Anshula held hers as she posed. The accessories stayed traditional — potli bags, statement necklaces and neat updos — which fits the ritual better than a fashion-forward detour.
You do not need to copy a single look wholesale. Start with a saree or suit you already own, add a contrasting border or blouse, and let the jewellery and a decorated thali carry the festive weight.
Source: Filmfare
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