Parineeti’s stylist said on her bridal look: She did not want to look like a heroine in the wedding, it is wrong to compare her look with Kiara.

Parineeti Chopra married Raghav Chadha on September 24 in Udaipur. Her wedding pictures and videos went viral in which Parineeti’s bridal look was praised.

At the same time, some people compared her with Kiara Advani and trolled her. Now her stylists Nidhi Agarwal and Shraddha Lakhani have shared some things about Parineeti’s look in an interview.

Parineeti did not want to look like a heroine

Nidhi and Shraddha told in an interview to Etimes that Parineeti had already made it clear to them that they should not be treated like heroines in the marriage. She also said that she does not want to wear heels in any wedding function. She wanted to be comfortable in flats or sneakers. His and Raghav’s initials were engraved on his footwear.

Nidhi and Shraddha said that Parineeti had also told them that even if she does not look like a bride in the wedding, she has no problem. Parineeti also wanted minimal mehendi. His entire emphasis was on comfort.

Parineeti had minimal mehendi applied at the wedding.

Comparison of Parineeti with Kiara is wrong
Nidhi said that it is very wrong to compare Parineeti’s wedding look with Kiara’s bridal outfit. Every bride wants to look beautiful in her own way on her wedding day and no one copies anyone else. Parineeti became a very cool bride. He sang his wedding song himself. Who did this before him?

Kiara and Parineeti’s wedding look.

Parineeti’s wedding lehenga was made in 104 days
Earlier, designer Manish Malhotra had also praised Parineeti’s designer lehenga and said that it took 104 days to design it.

This white chunri was also attached to Parineeti’s lehenga. Raghav’s name is written on it.

Raghav’s name was written on the customized chunari of the gold lehenga. Along with this, Parineeti carried a multilayered uncut necklace studded with Zambian and Russian emeralds. The pastel shade bangles and customized kalire were also giving the feel of a Punjabi bride.