Radhika Merchant Ambani and Shloka Mehta Ambani embrace minimalism as they visit Lalbaugcha Raja – Times of India

Last night, Radhika Merchant and Shloka Mehta dropped in at the famous Lalbaugcha Raja to mark one of the most holy festivals, Ganeshotsav in Mumbai. They were joined by Mukesh Ambani and Anant Ambani, and several videos went viral from the event where their arrival and subsequent darshan were captured.

The paparazzi video shows the arrival of Radhika, Shloka, Anant, and Mukesh Ambani at Lalbaugcha Raja as they struck a pose in front of the Ganpati idol, clicked photos, sought blessings, and interacted with the crowd before leaving.Radhika and Shloka kept their look understated yet elegant while joining in the celebration.
For the visit, Radhika Merchant wore a pastel blue printed cotton kurta set. The white and pink stripes, along with floral embroidery and gold gota work, lent a great look to this attire. The quarter sleeves kurta was fitted, and she paired it up with matching palazzo pants and a gota patti embroidered dupatta. She completed her look with diamond earrings, a bindi, and a half-updo. Natural and minimum-that’s all.

Shloka Mehta sported an orange kurta set, which included a golden polka dot-printed long kurta with full sleeves in a relaxed silhouette. She chose to pair the kurta with flared pants and an embroidered organza dupatta slung over the shoulder. She completed her look center-parted loose hair, delicate jewellery, and a fresh-faced no makeup look.
Traditional, yet timeless in their elegance and grace, Ambani women-Nita Ambani, Radhika Merchant, and Shloka Mehta-are a classic Indian silhouette that has always impressed fashion lovers. Be it richly embroidered sarees, royal lehengas, or grace-filled kurta sets, rich textiles like silk and chiffon, in their fashion, are elaborately embroidered, a reassuring feature of respect and recognition for traditional craftsmanship. Accesorizing usually includes statement pieces of jewelry, such as diamonds and gold, and hairstyles groomed to perfection. These finally round off the look that merges modern chic with cultural heritage. The attention to minute detail and respect for traditional aesthetics make their style unique and reverential to Indian fashion heritage.

Lalbaugcha Raja is among the most iconic Ganesh idols in Mumbai and seems to attract a diverse array of devotees-from celebrities to politicians and ordinary citizens-who come to offer their prayers during Ganeshotsav.