Anshula Kapoor wore this stunning lehenga at her engagement,here’s what everyone else wore

On October 2, in a cozy Mumbai affair, Anshula Kapoor got engaged to her longtime beau, screenwriter Rohan Thakkar. The Instagram teasers from the event were pure dreamy — soft lighting, smiling faces, and a fashion parade that had us all clicking “save.” Among the guests were Arjun, Janhvi, Khushi, and cousin Sonam, each bringing their own chic flavour to the celebration.

For her Gor Dhana, the Gujarati engagement tradition, Anshula opted for a striking purple bandhani lehenga by Arpita Mehta. The blouse featured a V-neckline and delicate tie-dye embroidery in pastel tones. The flared skirt was sprinkled with sequins and hand-stitched zardozi floral motifs that danced across the purple canvas. She draped a matching bandhani dupatta and finished the look with statement jewellery including a bold maang tikka, heavy chandbalis, and stacks of bangles. Her makeup was soft with mascara, blush, and nude lips. Her hair was styled in a sleek middle-parted bun, clean and regal.

Janhvi Kapoor arrived in a stunning lehenga that let her silhouette and minimal styling shine. Her hair flowed freely and she kept accessories understated so the outfit took centre stage.

Khushi Kapoor struck a beautiful balance. She chose a pastel organza saree edged with delicate borders, paired with an embroidered blouse. The look felt fresh yet rooted in tradition.

As the protective brother, Arjun kept it classic in a traditional long bandhgala jacket in purple by designer Kunal Rawal. He teamed it up with well-fitted pants. He also quietly asked the paparazzi to lower the noise and respect the intimate vibe of the gathering, reminding everyone it was a private, family affair.

Sonam Kapoor brought her usual fashion bravado. She turned up in an indo-western look by Siddhartha Bansal featuring a flowing brown skirt, matching top, and a tailored blazer overlay. She accessorised with oversized chandbalis, layered necklaces, statement rings, and a metallic potli bag, keeping her makeup minimal and letting the outfit speak.