WAVES 2025: Shraddha Kapoor's necklace makes a strong statement, while her Maharashtrian Puran Poli treat to the Instagram Head Adam Mosseri melts hearts
, the fashion sensation of B-Town, has had everyone in a chokehold with her dazzling outfits and mesmerising style. Recently, the actress was spotted at an event, and the not-so-casual look has gone viral on social media.
Shraddha Kapoor's viral necklace stack
Shraddha was spotted at the World Audio and Visual Entertainment Summit (WAVES) 2025 in a pair of blue denim jeans, a pink top, and a white blazer, adorned with a classic necklace that no one can stop talking about. The iconic chic necklace piece is an ensemble of shells, pearls, a high heel boot, starfish and multi-layered other necklaces with a drop of diamond pendant attached to one of them.
The rose pink chains, perhaps, are just a perfect choice that complements the corporate look. With a casual look, Kapoor's soft pink, muted make-up of glossy lips, cheek blush, and natural hair waves elevated the look.
When Shraddha Kapoor treated Instagram Head Adam Mosseri with a Maharashtrian delicacy
Shraddha has been a fan favourite for a reason, it's because she's always in her element and shines the brightest while doing so. Other than making a swift entry in her ₹3 crore car, Shraddha has been the talk of the town for sharing a
Maharashtrian dessert
with the Instagram Head Adam Mosseri.
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During a session at the event, which was hosted by Shraddha, she surprised Adam with a home-made 'Puran Poli,' the delicacy which is made with jaggery and lentils. 'I know you've been eating at fancy places and trying Indian food. I want you to try this Maharashtrian dessert called
Puran Poli
. It is made at my home,' she said during the conversation.
Shraddha Kapoor's upcoming projects
The gesture quickly made it to the screens on social media, along with her car and the layered necklace stack. On the work front, Sharaddha Kapoor revealed that she has signed 2-3 films earlier this year during a conversation with Aaj Tak. While her previous film 'Stree 2' was a banging success in box office, the fans await her upcoming projects.
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