Kriti Sanon looks unreal in gorgeous anarkali for the Adipurush trailer screening event with Prabhas. See all pics

Actor Kriti Sanon, with her co-star Prabhas, attended the trailer screening event of their upcoming film, Adipurush, in Hyderabad. Last night, Kriti and Prabhas, with the filmmakers, visited a theatre to watch the preview of Adipurush with fans. Kriti slipped into a gorgeous heavily-embroidered anarkali for the occasion. The star looked unreal in the traditional ensemble, perfect for the wedding or festive season as it ticks all sartorial boxes. Keep scrolling to see Kriti's ethnic look.

Last night, Kriti Sanon and Prabhas attended the fan preview of the trailer of their upcoming film, Adipurush, with the fans inside a theatre. Kriti chose a heavily-embroidered anarkali in pastel colours for the occasion. She shared pictures of her traditional look for the event on Instagram with the caption, "And it has begun...Big Day Tomorrow [heart and prayer emoji] The love from Hyderabad has filled my heart with positivity! [prayer emoji] #AdipurushTrailer releases tomorrow May 9 at 1:53 pm! [heart, prayer and evil-eye emoji] #JaiSiyaRam #Adipurush." See the post below.

Kriti chose a Rimple & Harpreet Narula anarkali, styled by Sukriti Grover, to attend the event. The suit set features a floor-length anarkali kurta and a net dupatta in pastel shades like aqua blue, pink, peacock blue, green, red and lavender hues.

While the kurta features a round neckline, floral-embroidered cropped jacket, full-length sleeves, cinched waist, and a layered flowy ghera skirt, the dupatta comes gota patti work and sequin embellishments. The intricate floral embroidery elevated the overall look of the ensemble.

Kriti accessorised the suit set with a Kundan and gold choker necklace, matching earrings, and sandals. She opted for winged eyeliner, subtle smoky eye shadow, feathered brows, glossy pink lip shade, rouged cheekbones, dewy base, and beaming highlighter for the glam picks. Lastly, a centre-parted messy low bun gave the finishing touch.

Meanwhile, Prabhas and Kriti Sanon's Adipurush will release in June. The film also stars Saif Ali Khan.

 

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Cyclone Mocha May Intensify Into Very Severe Storm, Recurve Towards Bangladesh-Myanmar Coast: IMD DG

The storm brewing in the Bay of Bengal may intensify into a very severe cyclone with winds gusting up to 120 km/hour over the sea, said India Meteorological Department (IMD) chief Dr M Mohapatra.

Signalling the start of the cyclone season, the weather department confirmed the formation of a low-pressure system in the southeast Bay of Bengal on Monday. The system is expected to turn into a ‘depression’ on May 9 and gradually intensify into a cyclonic storm during the night of May 10.

In an exclusive interview to News18, the IMD chief said the system is likely to move north-north westwards towards the central Bay of Bengal till May 11. “It may intensify into a very severe cyclonic storm so the wind speed can be more than 120 km/hr over central Bay of Bengal on May 11. Thereafter, its direction will change and start moving towards north-northeast, reaching near the Bangladesh-Myanmar coast.”

However, it will continue to gain strength while moving towards the Bangladesh coast, and its maximum intensity will be known only after it fully develops into a cyclone.

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands have already been put on alert as the current track of the cyclone is forecasted to be very close to the islands. The weather department has warned about heavy rainfall which may become ‘extremely heavy’ exceeding 20cm in some areas during the next three days.

As the system gains strength, the sea condition over the east-central Bay of Bengal, southeast Bay of Bengal and Andaman Sea is also likely to worsen. IMD has sounded a warning for very rough seas, with wave height exceeding significantly — posing a risk for any kind of marine activities in the coming days.

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