Madhuri Dixit makes our hearts go Dhak Dhak in black saree worth ₹1.2 lakh

Madhuri Dixit wore a beautiful black georgette saree for the shooting of the latest episode of Dance Deewane. The Kalank actor added a modern twist to the six yards with her accessories and we are taking notes.

The original IT girl of Bollywood made our hearts go Dhak Dhak recently as she donned a black saree. Madhuri Dixit is one of the most stunning actors in Bollywood and her impeccable ethnic style works as a cherry on top. For a recent shoot, the mother-of-two wore a beautiful saree and gave it a royal touch. We are taking notes.

For the aforementioned photos, Madhuri wore a black georgette saree that was adorned with golden borders featuring intricate embroidery and dori. She paired the six-yards with a sheer velvet appliqued blouse that had a plunging neck along with a tan leather belt featuring three large circular embellishments matching the saree. The belt added a modern twist to the ensemble.

That was not all, to add more statement to the attire, Madhuri even wore a crop jacket-like velvet garment on her shoulders that had intricate gold embroidery matching the borders of the saree. This is one stunning attire donned by the actor. The 53-year-old completed her look with a pair of drop earrings and a cocktail ring. She shared the images on Instagram with the caption, "'I’m just feelin’ my vibe right now. I’m feelin’ myself.' – Desiigner, 'Panda' (sic)."

Coming back to the attire, the six-yards of elegance is from the shelves of the high-end designer Tarun Tahiliani. To add this piece to your wardrobe, you will have to spend ₹1,24,900.

The saree is worth ₹1.2 lakh (taruntahiliani.com)

Check out some of the other ethnic looks that Madhuri recently shared with us:

On the work front, Madhuri Dixit was last seen on the big screen in the 2019 release Kalank. The film also starred Varun Dhawan and Alia Bhatt among other actors. She is also currently busy co-judging the third season of the dance reality show Dance Deewane along with Tushar Kalia and Dharmesh Yelande.

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