Ambani Ganpati 2026: Disha, Kriti, Janhvi and Alia Turn Antilia Into a Blouse Contest
The aarti was the excuse.
The stills were the event.
Filmfare dropped a one-minute walk through Antilia’s Ganpati — Salman in an open shirt and a wrapped head, Sid-Kiara in pink, Kareena-Saif in mustard and red, Rekha folding her hands, Kajol in crimson silk. The guest list was the usual billion-rupee roll call. Ranbir-Alia. Katrina-Vicky. Ranveer. Madhuri. The internet did not stay on the couples.
It stayed on the midriffs.
The Looks That Actually Travelled
Kriti Sanon in royal purple bandhani, sleeveless silver-border blouse, a choker sitting like a verdict. No smile-for-the-god energy. Just the stare.
Janhvi Kapoor in a printed Gujarati drape, short blouse, pallu in front, waist on display like it was part of the invitation.
Then the red. Disha Patani in a plunging embroidered blouse and a sheer drape News18 called “very little room for playing it safe.” Loose hair. Stacked bangles. The festive version of a red-carpet dare.
Alia Bhatt went the other way — ice-blue Masaba saree, strapless corset blouse, tasselled potli. Soft colour. Hard structure. Ranbir matched the blue and still came second in his own frame.
Khushi and Rasha kept the Gen-Z brief: halter, crop, red, gold, no apology for skin at a puja.
Why This Room Always Becomes a Contest
Every year Antilia hosts Ganpati and every year the comments treat it like a ranking show.
Who covered more. Who covered less. Who looked like a bahu. Who looked like a campaign.
The men got traditional. The women got audited. Same festival. Same cameras. Same argument Aishwarya Lekshmi just had about a neckline — only this time the backdrop is flowers and a billionaire’s foyer.
Salman’s unbuttoned shirt will get memes. It will not get the same paragraph as a blouse. That is the double standard wearing festive jewellery.
The Couples, Briefly
Kareena in mustard Anamika Khanna, Saif in red. They brought the boys. They did not bring a matching set.
Kiara in blush pink with Sid in a floral jacket. Coordinated, not cloned.
Katrina in green, Vicky in white. Quiet next to the reds and purples.
The couples were the caption. The blouses were the content.
The Question
Ganpati at Antilia — whose look are you saving?
Disha’s plunge. Kriti’s purple. Janhvi’s print. Alia’s corset.
Pick one. Fight in the comments.
The stills were the event.
Filmfare dropped a one-minute walk through Antilia’s Ganpati — Salman in an open shirt and a wrapped head, Sid-Kiara in pink, Kareena-Saif in mustard and red, Rekha folding her hands, Kajol in crimson silk. The guest list was the usual billion-rupee roll call. Ranbir-Alia. Katrina-Vicky. Ranveer. Madhuri. The internet did not stay on the couples.
It stayed on the midriffs.
The Looks That Actually Travelled
Kriti Sanon in royal purple bandhani, sleeveless silver-border blouse, a choker sitting like a verdict. No smile-for-the-god energy. Just the stare.
Janhvi Kapoor in a printed Gujarati drape, short blouse, pallu in front, waist on display like it was part of the invitation.
Then the red. Disha Patani in a plunging embroidered blouse and a sheer drape News18 called “very little room for playing it safe.” Loose hair. Stacked bangles. The festive version of a red-carpet dare.
Alia Bhatt went the other way — ice-blue Masaba saree, strapless corset blouse, tasselled potli. Soft colour. Hard structure. Ranbir matched the blue and still came second in his own frame.
Khushi and Rasha kept the Gen-Z brief: halter, crop, red, gold, no apology for skin at a puja.
Why This Room Always Becomes a Contest
Every year Antilia hosts Ganpati and every year the comments treat it like a ranking show.
Who covered more. Who covered less. Who looked like a bahu. Who looked like a campaign.
The men got traditional. The women got audited. Same festival. Same cameras. Same argument Aishwarya Lekshmi just had about a neckline — only this time the backdrop is flowers and a billionaire’s foyer.
Salman’s unbuttoned shirt will get memes. It will not get the same paragraph as a blouse. That is the double standard wearing festive jewellery.
The Couples, Briefly
Kareena in mustard Anamika Khanna, Saif in red. They brought the boys. They did not bring a matching set.
Kiara in blush pink with Sid in a floral jacket. Coordinated, not cloned.
Katrina in green, Vicky in white. Quiet next to the reds and purples.
The couples were the caption. The blouses were the content.
The Question
Ganpati at Antilia — whose look are you saving?
Disha’s plunge. Kriti’s purple. Janhvi’s print. Alia’s corset.
Pick one. Fight in the comments.
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