An actress from south India, Hansika Motwani, has primarily performed in Tamil cinema. However, she appeared in Hindi and Telugu movies as well. She has received a good share of praise for her roles and abilities. Prashant Motwani, the actress’s brother, and Muskaan Nancy, a television actress, married.

The wedding ceremony lasted for several days. Many great memories are made during the festivities, along with some beautiful wedding attire! For her brother’s wedding, Hansika Motwani made a colossal effort! She wore stunning traditional clothing and ethnic costumes. She looked great in her bridal wedding lehenga on the last day!

Architect Abhinav Mishra created the lehenga. It was a lehenga of a light hue with numerous elaborate adornments and mirrorwork. Gorgeous in it was she. Heavy jewellery and sophisticated makeup were used to style the look. It was Azotiique’s jewellery that she wore. She donned bangles, a maang tikka designed for a wedding, and a large gold choker. Here, check out the stunning lehenga worn at the wedding.

She chose a stunning yet endearing pink lehenga, another creation of Abhinav Mishra, for her brother’s mehendi. “Carnival” served as the day’s theme. And with her vivid pink lehenga with mirror work, she unquestionably captured all the fun and excitement of a carnival. She accessorized it with some jhumkas and a light maang tikka.

She was dressed to the nines in a stunning white lehenga for one of the occasions. She accessorized the gorgeous lehenga with big jhumkas and a golden bag.

Hansika Motwani followed tradition for the pheras with Sohael Khaturiya and wore a red lehenga. The attire might transport one to a royal era literally. The handcrafted skirt is constructed of Kashmiri tilla, sequins, pearls, dabka, and Resham zardozi. Along with the dress, she wore a richly decorated top and a crimson dupatta with layers of a handcrafted bandhej pattern. The bridal ensemble is completed with the tulle dupatta with a zardozi border. The outfit was created in the most genuine manner possible. In place of matha patti, Hansika opted to wear maang teeka, accessorizing the outfit with a matching choker set and jhumka earrings. The Maha actress dressed traditionally, donning a red chooda and kaleere.