Golden fire poured into fabric, that’s the first thought when Ritika Nayak walked in wearing her peach lehenga for the promotions of Mirai.
She didn’t just pose, she glowed. The blouse was worked with zari embroidery that caught the light like scattered sparks, while the dupatta fell softly, carrying that old-world gentleness. The lehenga itself wasn’t loud, but it moved with drama, opening up like a flame every time she twirled.
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