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Home / Entertainment / Priyanka Chopra Leaves Fans Spellbound In Stunning Saree Look At Brother Siddharths Wedding Festivities

Priyanka Chopra leaves fans spellbound in stunning saree look at brother Siddharth’s wedding festivities

Neelam Upadhyaya and Siddharth look stunning in western ensembles
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Updated At : 02:41 PM Aug 24, 2024 IST
Inside pictures of the bash on Friday featuring Priyanka with relatives and her mother Madhu Chopra are going viral. Instagram/@dr.kirancoelho

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Mumbai, August 24

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After surprising fans with her visit to India, actor Priyanka Chopra appeared in a stunning saree as she attended a wedding celebration for her brother, Siddharth Chopra.

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Inside pictures of the bash on Friday featuring Priyanka with relatives and her mother Madhu Chopra are going viral.

 

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For the occasion, Priyanka opted for a vibrant magenta stylish saree.

Complementing her outfit, she wore a layered pearl choker necklace and matching pearl earrings. She kept her hair in a neat bun style.

One of Priyanka’s family friends shared ‘warm and intimate’ wedding festivity pictures.

In the viral videos and pictures, Priyanka is seen giving a speech at the function.

Her mother complimented her in a lilac saree.

Neelam Upadhyaya and Siddharth looked stunning in western ensembles.

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