Bollywood’s leading ladies Alia Bhatt and Deepika Padukone showcased the true spirit of camaraderie as they graced designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee’s 25th-anniversary gala in Mumbai on January 25, 2025. The grand event, attended by numerous celebrities, turned into a special moment of ‘women supporting women’ when Alia was spotted cheering loudly for Deepika as she opened the runway show.
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In an inside video that has now gone viral, Alia, seated in the front row, clapped, hooted, and even took out her phone to record Deepika’s walk. The heartwarming gesture from the ‘Brahmastra’ actress left fans applauding their bond. Netizens showered love on the two stars, hailing the moment as a testament to mutual respect and encouragement among Bollywood’s leading actresses.
Alia Bhatt stunned the audience in a glamorous black saree paired with a bejeweled golden blouse. She completed her look with golden earrings, statement rings, and a neatly styled bun. Her minimal yet elegant makeup added to her radiant appearance.
Deepika Padukone, making her first runway appearance since the birth of her daughter, Dua, walked the ramp in an all-white ensemble. She donned a structured shirt and trousers paired with a trench coat. Accessories, including layered necklaces, leather gloves, and black boots, added a touch of drama to her look. The actress has been keeping a low profile since Dua’s birth, making her runway return even more special for fans and the industry alike.
Sabyasachi’s 25th-anniversary gala was a star-studded affair, celebrating the designer’s legacy and contribution to Indian fashion. The show featured several iconic looks and served as a platform for Bollywood stars to honor his artistry.
Apart from attending the event, Alia is currently busy shooting for Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s upcoming magnum opus ‘Love & War,’ co-starring Ranbir Kapoor and Vicky Kaushal. Deepika, on the other hand, is gearing up for the release of her much-anticipated spy thriller Alpha.
