Mouni Roy’s traditional lehenga look is giving major ‘Devi Sati’ throwback energy, and fans are officially obsessed

Mouni Roy and her romantic love relationship with ethnic ensembles are a pure love story. But her recent lehenga look felt equally nostalgic and absolutely regal. She proved her ability to blur the lines between memory and fashion and transported her back to her Sati era from ‘Devon Ke Dev… Mahadev.’

She cemented her role as a symbol of divine grace and timeless beauty in stunning lehenga looks that still live rent-free inside our heads. Recently, the diva chose a stunning silhouette which echoed the notes of purity and poise and once again ignited her on-screen persona.

Mouni wore a stunning, flared, heavy, embroidered golden lehenga with pure white detailing at the front. She matched its prowess with an elbow-length blouse with a sophisticated round neckline and a blush pink mesh-net dupatta.



What amplified the look was her bright and aesthetically pleasing golden jewellery and the way she draped her dupatta, which gave the ultimate ‘goddess’ edge. Mouni wore the dupatta like a saree pallu from the front and decorated her long braided hair with fresh pink flowers that looked absolutely ethereal.

Holding a pious lotus flower in her hand, she left some strands from the front which neatly framed her face and opted for a dewy base with winged eyeliner, mascara-laden eyes, and glossy lip touch-ups.




Not going overboard with the process, she gave a peek of her natural side, which made the look more relatable to her fans. Twirling around in this soft blush look with fresh gajra in her hair, she touched peak feminine aura and carried the same mythological aesthetic but with a touch of contemporary finesse.