Janhvi Kapoor and Sidharth Malhotra stun at Gaurav Gupta’s star-studded bridal show

Gaurav Gupta’s bridal couture show, Quantum Entanglement, in Mumbai became a star-studded affair with Janhvi Kapoor and Sidharth Malhotra as showstoppers. The duo showcased modern Indian bridal wear, Janhvi in an embroidered white lehenga and Sidharth in a cream sherwani. The collection blended traditional artistry with contemporary silhouettes, featuring intricate embroidery and sculptural designs.

Mumbai was buzzing on August 8, and it wasn’t just because of the monsoon drama. Gaurav Gupta unveiled his latest bridal couture collection, Quantum Entanglement, and it turned into a starry spectacle. Front-row sightings included Dulquer Salmaan, Malaika Arora, Khushi Kapoor, and Disha Patani, but all eyes were firmly on the showstoppers, Janhvi Kapoor and Sidharth Malhotra.The ‘Param Sundari’ co-stars hit the ramp in coordinated ivory ensembles that spoke to the modern Indian couple, those who want to nod to tradition but aren’t afraid to rewrite the rules. Janhvi floated down the runway in an intricately embroidered white lehenga with a sweeping train, proving yet again that white isn’t just for Christian weddings, it’s a blank canvas for shimmer, sparkle, and sophistication.Her off-shoulder choli framed her neck and shoulders perfectly, making space for a statement necklace that did exactly what it was meant to: draw every camera lens to her face. With her hair in a sleek bun and makeup kept soft and understated, the focus remained where it belonged, on that elaborate lehenga. A long, matching dupatta trailed behind, adding a gentle swish of grace with every step.

Sidharth’s look was the perfect counterpoint: a cream sherwani with delicate embroidery, topped with a white dupatta draped just so over his elbow and shoulder. No over-the-top fuss, just clean, classic lines with a regal edge, exactly the kind of groom who complements a bride like Janhvi’s.The Quantum Entanglement collection itself was a masterclass in blending traditional Indian artistry with sculptural, contemporary silhouettes. Think intricate embroidery, 3D embellishments, and folds that seemed to ripple like liquid. Gupta played with shades of silver, white, and jewel tones, creating pieces that were as much wearable art as they were wedding couture.Rooted in his heritage but forward-looking in form, Gupta’s vision for this collection was clear, bridal wear that’s deeply emotional, unapologetically dramatic, and brimming with personality. And with Janhvi and Sidharth leading the charge, it’s safe to say he had the crowd enchanted.