So it’s been a couple of years now since the much talked about Sanjay-Manyata wedding. Much against his family’s wishes, Sanjay Dutt, for the fearless ‘bhai’ that he is, decided to marry Manyata against all odds. Manyata, who stood by Sanjay Dutt during the most turbulent phase of his life, might prove to be his ideal life partner after his two failed marriages.

For all the speculations such as this marriage would be a disaster, it wouldn’t last, it’s a big mistake, etc, etc, etc, our Munnabhai happily celebrated his 2nd Wedding Anniversary.

The couple hosted a party at home inviting close friends from the industry and others.

Sanjay-Manyata

The couple opted for an all-black look. Sanjay with his jeans, black shirt and black blazer looked good if not impressive. No comments about the black and red shoes though!!

Manyata chose to wear a black georgette saree embellished with black sequins, beads and resham embroidered striped design. Scalloped border featuring cutwork and embellishments makes the otherwise plain saree attractive.

Black is beautiful, stylish and elegant. But a complete black outfit lacking different textures can be quite drab and unimaginative. A contrast saree border, contrast embellishments or different color accents would definitely have relieved the monotony of Manyata’s all-black look.

Kangana Ranaut

But Kangana Ranaut was definitely the prettiest girl in the party. She looked absolutely beautiful in a white and green Anarkali Suit featuring golden floral motifs and traditional golden jhumkas. Lately, Kangana has been receiving quite a few appreciative nods thanks to a drastic change in her dressing sense, thankfully for the better. Consider this Kangana-inspired ensemble to look the prettiest in a party.

Debi Dutta

Model and aspiring actress Debi Dutta in black and blue sari paired with a halter blouse looked quite stunning. Black and blue combo never fails to impress. Turn few heads with this ensemble.

Kiron Kher

And if lustrous and rich silk saris remain your favourite, then Kiron Kher is your inspiration. Off white silk saree with bold maroon border featuring zari woven pattern paired with maroon blouse. Traditional jewellery set and batua completes the ensemble.