Sheer dupattas laden with zari work, fishtail gowns hidden under short kurtis, and statement maang tikkas (forehead jewelry).
: She often completes her traditional looks with a classic bindi and traditional Indian jewelry. Confidence as an Accessory
: Known for her love of heavy Patiala Salwars paired with short, fitted Kurtis, she popularized the "Patiala Shahi" look.
For those who want to shine at sangeets, receptions, or Diwali parties, Miss Pooja’s has anarkalis, palazzo suits, crop top lehengas, and cape-style ensembles. These pieces often feature lighter embroidery, sequins, and mirror work — perfect for dancing the night away.
If you're inspired by her "hit fashion and style," here are the key elements to incorporate into your wardrobe:
Miss Pooja taught her audience that the pallu (the loose end of the saree) is a tool. In this video, she uses it to twirl, to hide a smile, and to flick at the hero. It is movement choreography as much as clothing.