Kriti Sanon, Naga Chaitanya, Katrina Kaif stun in ethnic wear at Navratri celebrations in Kochi

Ajay Devgn, Naga Chaitanya, Kriti Sanon and other celebrities arrived at the party hosted by Kalyanaram family on the occasion of Shardiya Navratri.

Bollywood celebrities, known for embracing all festivals, recently graced a party hosted by Kalyanaram family, owners of the jewellery brand Kalyan Jewellers. A star-studded lineup of actors was witnessed as the guests arrived in Kochi, Kerala, for the celebrations, the Kalyan Navratri. Ajay Devgn, Naga Chaitanya, Kriti Sanon, Katrina Kaif, and Rashmika Mandanna were among the few celebrities spotted at the Navratri bash. (Also read: Amid row over Surekha Konda’s comment, Samantha Ruth Prabhu finds peace at temple, thanks ‘Devi’ for guidance)

Naga Chaitanya, Katrina Kaif spotted at Kalyan Navratri

Kriti Sanon is all decked up in yellow for the Kalyan Jewellers Navratri celebrations.

While embracing the festive theme, all the guests were seen dressed in ethnic attire. Ajay wore a light pink kurta with subtle embroidery. He paired it with churidar pants and brown embroidered loafers. Katrina Kaif was also spotted arriving at the event in a colourful sari while she took selfies with fans.

Chaitanya also arrived for the celebrations dressed in cream-coloured kurta paired with light-churidar pants. The actor was recently in the news amid row over politician Konda Surekha's remarks on Naga Chaitanya’s divorce with Samantha Ruth Prabhu. He had strongly reacted to the comments about his private life. While issuing his statement, Chaitanya had said, “Today, the claim made by Minister Konda Surekha garu is not only false, it is absolutely ridiculous and unacceptable. Women deserve to be supported and respected. Taking advantage and exploiting personal life decisions of celebrities for the sake of media headlines is shameful.”

Rashmika Mandanna, Bobby Deol at Kalyan Navratri

Shilpa Shetty, Malaika Arora and many other celebrities were also clicked at Kalyan Navratri celebrations. The celebrations were held on the occasion of Shardiya Navratri, also known as Shrad Navratri, which has a pious significance in Hinduism. The festival is dedicated to Goddess Durga.