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Birthday girl Rani Mukerji dons heavily-embroidered suit as she flies off to Assam to visit a temple

Published on: Mar 21, 2023, 13:41:59 IST
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Rani Mukerji dons heavily-embroidered suit as she flies off to Assam. (HT Photo/Varinder Chawla)
Rani Mukerji dons heavily-embroidered suit as she flies off to Assam. (HT Photo/Varinder Chawla)

Rani Mukerji flew off to Assam on her birthday to visit the Kamakhya Temple. She wore a heavily-embroidered suit to catch the flight out of Mumbai.

Actor Rani Mukerji is celebrating her 45th birthday today, March 21. The paparazzi clicked Rani outside the Kalina airport in the morning. The actor flew off to Assam to ring in her birthday and visit the Kamakhya Temple in Guwahati to seek blessings. Several pictures and videos of the actor at the airport in Mumbai emerged online. They showed Rani dressed in a contrasting heavily-embellished suit set. Keep scrolling to check out the snippets from today.

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Birthday girl Rani Mukerji in an embroidered suit

On Tuesday, Rani Mukerji jetted off to Assam to celebrate her birthday by visiting the Kamakhya Temple in Assam. The paparazzi clicked Rani getting out of her car, posing and smiling for the cameras and waving to people outside the airport before turning around and heading inside the departure terminal. Rani's travel comes a few days after the release of her film Mrs Chatterjee Vs Norway. Read our download on her traditional ensemble below.

Birthday girl Rani Mukerji clicked at the airport. (HT Photo/Varinder Chawla)
Birthday girl Rani Mukerji clicked at the airport. (HT Photo/Varinder Chawla)

Rani Mukerji's dark pink, red and orange suit set features a kurta, dupatta and palazzo pants. While the pink and red ombré kurta features a round neckline, a keyhole detail, sequinned embroidery on the trims, a polka dot pattern, full-length sleeves, side slits and a figure-skimming silhouette, the orange palazzo pants have sequin embellishments, loose fitting and gotta patti embroidery.

Rani completed the ensemble with a bright pink dupatta featuring scalloped borders, gotta patti embroidery, sequin embellishments and a polka dot pattern. She accessorised the traditional ensemble with open tresses, tinted sunglasses, dainty ear studs, slip-on sandals, bracelets, and rings.

In the end, Rani chose blushed cheeks, fuchsia pink lip shade, a dainty red bindi, a dewy base, darkened brows, and a contoured face for the glam picks. What do you think of her birthday outfit?

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