Remember the Chak De! India's girl 'Balbir Kaur?' The one who used to get angry about every little thing in the hit film and won our hearts with her one-liners 16 years ago. Well, Tanya Abrol, who played Balbir Kaur, got married to her prince charming, Aashish Verma in the presence of her favourite people. Their wedding was filled with a lot of drama, fun and emotions. However, it is Tanya's wedding day look that left our jaws dropped, and it is super special.
From a young age, every girl loves exploring her mother's wardrobe and draping her saree or dupatta on her head. We all used to happily listen to our mother's wedding day stories millions of times. Secretly, we all hoped and wished to wear her wedding day saree one day. And Tanya Abrol was no different, she knew that she would wear her mom's saree at her own wedding. Let's take a look as we decode her wedding day look!
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Tanya Abrol's wedding day look had an old world charm. She looked gorgeous in a unique rani pink and green-toned lehenga. Her outfit featured a gorgeous rani pink lehenga, a green-hued velvet choli with tassel detailing and double dupattas. Her sheer golden-hued dupatta was tucked on her head while the other was pinned on her shoulder.
However, the interesting part about Tanya's wedding day outfit was that it was made from her mother, Sarita Abrol's wedding saree, and it was 8 years ago. In an exclusive conversation with BollywoodShaadis, Tanya revealed that she always knew that she wanted to wear her mother's wedding day saree at her own wedding. The gorgeous bride customised it into a lehenga. The interesting part about her look was that it was made from a boutique in her hometown Abhhor, Punjab.
Tanya also shared an interesting part about her lehenga. She revealed she got her lehenga at the last moment before she had to leave for Chandigarh. She was quoted as saying:
"Sanam my designer did a great job on my lehnga .. although I may have screamed at him because he literally gave it to me a day before I was leaving for chandigarh, but I loved the final product. I wanted to keep it elegant and nothing too heavy, yet something that catches eye. Since it was already decided that I am wearing mom's saree the colour combinations were decided accordingly."
Tanya kept her wedding day look traditional by donning a maroon-toned chooda. Earlier, Punjabi brides used to pick chooda in maroon tones. Her look was accentuated with a huge neckpiece, matching earrings, a maang teeka, a nath and kaleeras. The gorgeousness gave brides-to-be wedding goals with her striking look in her mom's revamped saree.
However, Tanya got a mini heart attack when she first saw her wedding day lehenga. Yes, the bride revealed that when she got the first look of her lehenga, it looked dull as the boutique lights were gone. And her mother advised her to buy a rented lehenga. However, when Tanya tried it for the first time, it looked perfect. She said:
"So when I tried the lehnga for the first time .. The electricity was out at boutique and the minimum lighting made it look rather simple. Me and mom both were like .. huh !! Okay. ?Then we went to see to collect some items from a family friend s shop . He rents out lehnga too. We saw other girls trying some of those and my mom s like may be I should consider changing it and it's okay to wear a rented dress .. I just began to cry .. I brought the lehnga from boutique and when I tried it with all the lights on .. it looked gorgeous.. I had all my faith .. this mother of mine brought a little confusion I cried a little more and told mom that you gave me a heart attack. And I wouldn't wear anything else."
Tanya also revealed to us that she had to postpone her wedding which was scheduled for October. She shared that her bhabhi got pregnant and they had to shift their wedding to February. Tanya also added that they wanted to do a court marriage, but her parents wanted to do all the ceremonies. So, they sacrificed their wish for an intimate wedding.
Well, we loved Tanya's wedding day look, and how she turned her mother's saree into her wedding day lehenga. She proved that you don't need expensive designers to make your wedding day lehenga a hit.
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