Akshay Kumar, Sushmita Sen to Rashmika Mandanna, Rasha Thadani shine on red carpet: Who wore what for awards night

Stars brought their best fashion game to the awards red carpet. Check out their looks for some great evening glam sartorial inspiration.
Stars bring their best fashion foot forward at an awards show on March 27. The glitz and glam were evident with Bollywood stars from all generations – Akshay Kumar, Sushmita Sen to Ananya Panday and Disha Patani – served unmatched head-turning looks on the red carpet of Pinkvilla Screen & Style Icons Awards 2025. Let's take a deep dive into which star wore what.
Sushmita Sen and Akshay Kumar
Sushmita Sen was seen in a shimmery black gown with a corset bodice. While Akshay Kumar appeared dapper in a black tee and matching trousers. The duo was seen hugging and posing together for the paps.
Ananya Panday
Ananya Panday wore a stunning, body-hugging dress with a sleek silhouette. The dress featured sultry cutouts by the waist, tapering the high-waisted bodice and knotting the fabric at the center. The skirt had mild ruched detail with a slit. She paired golden hoops with the black dress.
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Rashmika Mandanna
Rashmika Mandanna channeled chic energy in a black jumpsuit. But the star of her outfit was the long black fabric attached to the top's waistline. It resembled a gown train. Who said only dresses can dramatic train?
Disha Patani
Disha Patani donned a bejewelled structured and heavily textured corset with an asymmetrical hem. The ruched satin silver skirt with slit brought balance to her outfit. Keeping it classy, she went for a dainty diamond choker.
Rasha Thadani
Rasha Thadani brought evening glam energy to the red carpet with an embellished number. The double-sided waist cutouts, mesh sleeves and sequin-studded bodycon dress made the dress a stand-out.
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