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Seerat Kapoor’s Temple Jewellery & Banarasi Saree Fusion Screams Royalty
Actress Seerat Kapoor recently turned heads in a luxurious *Banarasi saree from Sri Krishna Silk, proving once again that the six-yard classic never goes out of style. The rich **mustard yellow saree, highlighted with delicate floral work and paired with a **contrasting deep red blouse, reflected heritage elegance with modern polish. The saree reportedly comes at a premium price of *₹36,000**, cementing its aspirational appeal.
Adding cultural depth to the look, Seerat accessorized with traditional temple jewellery, featuring a statement necklace and jhumkas that enhanced the outfit without overwhelming it.
Her beauty look carried a clean soft-glam aesthetic by *Krisha, with dewy skin, warm eyes, fluttery lashes and a rose-nude lip — finished with a tiny red bindi. Hair and draping were executed by **Neelima, who opted for a neat updo with soft framing pieces to keep attention on the jewellery and neckline. The styling was curated by *Anahita.
The shoot, lensed by Pixel Sight98 at The Park Hotel, Vizag, embraced a festive yet cultural mood—complete with architectural accents, florals and warm lighting that elevated the visual story.
Sharing a bunch of pictures on her social media, Seerat captioned:
“Deewani Mastani Ho Gayi… 🌹
Woh bhagwan ke aage jhukti hai, duniya ke aage nahi.Uske ghar ko chhua toh Rani nahi, Devi milegi. Samjhe? ❤️
Woven in the language of Queens and Goddesses! 👑✨ This classic Banaras sari from Sri Krishna Silk, paired with temple jewellery; felt like a sacred union of heritage, power and timeless beauty 💫”
With this look, Seerat Kapoor makes a strong case for why classical weaves and heritage textiles continue to rule the fashion landscape — stylish, relevant and undeniably camera-ready.


