Radhika merchant pink leheriya suits: Ambani family welcomed Ganapati at her home with great pomp. Pooja has been celebrated for two days. On the third day, 'King of Antilia' was bid farewell. On this occasion, the entire Ambani family presented a confluence of devotion and grandeur. On the one hand, while the Ambani family was seen in devotion, on the other hand, there was a combination of tradition and beauty in fashion. Radhika, the younger daughter -in -law of the Center of Attraction Neeta Ambani, was the merchant under Bappa's farewell. He bought a Pink Lahariya suit for the occasion. His natural beauty was seen in this suit.

Radhika Merchant was winning everyone's heart in Fuchsia Pink Lahariya Kurta and Plazo Pants. The Kutch patchwork detailing on the front and sleeves of the kurta made his look even more special. He styled this suit with mangalsutra around his neck. Anant Ambani's wife neither wore diamond earrings nor any heavy necklace on the occasion, but Gulal was decorated on her cheeks hundred times. The simple French peak adapted his entire look to the festive colors. In Ganpati immersion, Radhika was seen distributing prasad to the devotees and sometimes playing Holi of flowers with Anant. His style was unique and heart -winning.

Traditional look of family

Anant Ambani was seen walking behind Ganpati's ride. He wore a navy blue kurta. Nita Ambani also made the opportunity more special by wearing fuchsia pink colored classic salwar-kameez. The whole family appeared in the same color, giving a great message of both devotion and fashion.

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Radhika repeated the pre-wedding ceremony suit again in Ganpati festival

Earlier, during the Ganpati festival held in Antilia, Radhika had worn the red kurta-Sharra set of Merchant Sabyasachi's "Heritage Bridal" collection. The special thing is that he also wore the same outfit at his pre-wedding ceremony food-service ceremony. Radhika's wearing this outfit is a symbol of the fact that clothes are not just the status symbol, but the archives of memories and tradition.