When it comes to wedding fashion, Radhika Merchant never misses. Attending the Mumbai wedding of Vikram Salgaocar, nephew of Mukesh and Nita Ambani, and Shweana Poy Raiturcar, Radhika arrived looking every bit like a contemporary princess. Draped in ivory resham and sparkling emeralds, she delivered a look that was equal parts regal and refreshingly graceful.

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Radhika turns modern princess in ivory resham look

Styled by celebrity stylist Esther Pinto, Radhika donned a custom ivory lehenga set from ace Indian designer duo Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla's 'Shola' collection. The ensemble featured an off-white ghagra with mocha-toned borders, a flattering A-line silhouette, a high-rise embroidered waistband and a scalloped hemline.

The lehenga was meticulously hand-embroidered with fine silk threads and further elevated with crystals and sequins that shimmered delicately under the lights.

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She paired it with a coordinating ivory blouse designed with a deep U-shaped neckline. The choli featured half sleeves edged with scalloped detailing and was richly embellished with crystal and sequin accents.

Completing the ensemble was a classic chikankari dupatta, adorned with scalloped borders and subtle crystal work. Draped elegantly, it tied the entire ivory palette together with understated sophistication.

Emeralds steal the spotlight

While the outfit remained serene in tone, Radhika introduced a dramatic contrast through her jewellery. She layered an opulent set featuring diamonds, pearls, and striking emeralds, instantly transforming the look into a royal statement.

The necklace was complemented by matching jhumki-style earrings paired with an ear chain, a matching maang tikka, rings, and stacked kadhas on both wrists.

Radhika's beauty choices stayed refined and classic with a dewy base, softly feathered brows, kohl-rimmed eyes, a fresh flush on her cheeks and glossy pink lips. She rounded off her desi princess glam with hair parted at the centre and styled into twisted crown braids that merged into loose lengths at the back.

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Vishal Bhardwaj's O'Romeo, starring Shahid Kapoor and Triptii Dimri in the lead roles, has hit the big screens. The film created a decent pre-release buzz because of the trailer and songs. However, the advance booking was not up to the mark. Well, looking at the current scenario of the film, we can expect O'Romeo to take a strictly decent start at the box office.

As per the early estimate, we can expect the movie to collect around Rs. 8-10 crore. However, if there are better footfalls during the evening and night shows, the collection can be more than Rs. 10 crore.

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Well, one thing is for sure that O'Romeo will take a better opening than Shahid's last release Deva, which had collected Rs. 5.50 crore at the box office on day one.

O'Romeo Budget

While the makers have not yet announced the budget of the film officially, according to some reports, O'Romeo is made on a budget of Rs. 125-150 crore. So, an opening of Rs. 8-10 crore would be a strictly decent start for the film.

However, it is expected that during the weekend, the movie will show a jump at the box office, especially on Saturday, as it is Valentine's Day.

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O'Romeo Review

Vishal Bhardwaj's directorial has received mixed reviews from critics. The Free Press Journal reviewer gave O'Romeo 3.5 stars and wrote, "While the first half is gripping and engaging, the second half turns slightly predictable and feels stretched, especially towards the climax. The runtime could have been shorter. Some scenes are quite gory, with visible bloodshed, which may not appeal to everyone. Overall, O’Romeo is a well-crafted crime drama with strong performances, memorable music, and solid action. It may not be extraordinary, but it certainly isn’t disappointing either."

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