Best Onscreen Bollywood Jewellery Moments

Accept it or not, more than upcoming jewelry trends, we tend to seek inspiration from Bollywood.

We bring you some of the most amazing jewelry moments from the big screen that are worth looking for. From heavy intricate jadau sets to chunky jewelry on Sonam Kapoor to Alia Bhatt’s south-indian wedding temple jewelry, we have come a long way! Take cues from Bollywood’s onscreen jewelry moments!

Prem Rattan Dhan Paayo – Sonam Kapoor

Prem Rattan Dhan Paayo was a feast for the eyes in terms of star cast as well as jewelry. Sonam plays the role of a princess and looks every inch of it. Elaborate jadau sets to stunningly beautiful bor.. Can anyone beat her fashion sense? Salman Khan was also seen wearing pearl necklace and brooch on his saafa.

Ram Leela- Deepika

Deepka sets a new fashion jewellery benchmark every time her movie gets released. Looks like you can never go wrong with chandbaalis!

Tanu Weds Manu Returns- Kangana Ranaut

Kangana is known for her vivacious personality. In the movie also, she had a bold and over-the-top persona which reflected in her vibrant clothes and makeup. She teamed her green lehenga with lots of silver jewelry and red lipstick. The silver work on her lehenga blended well with her silver jewelry. When in doubt, go for tone-on-tone!

Khoobsurat- Sonam Kapoor

Nobody can beat this damsel’s eccentric fashion sense whether on-screen or off-screen. We fell in love with her chunky accessories in the film. Only she could pull of the Bappi Lahiri’s look with so much elan. (See picture)

Bajirao Mastani – Deepika Padukone

From paasa to hath-phool, this look has been a major hit. Take cues from Deepika and sport a paasa at the wedding function!

Two States – Alia bhatt

Alia Bhatt played a beautiful south-indian bride by donning floral gajras and intricate bridal sets. The temple-jewelry became a huge hit and was seen in many North-Indian weddings after the movie.

There are other movies like Jodhaa Akbar and Devdas which needs a mention on this list. We still haven’t forgotten those exquisite Jadau and Navratna sets.