New Delhi. Bollywood actress and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut celebrated the festival of Teej in a very special way this time. Kangana attended the special Teej ceremony organized by Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and celebrated with great enthusiasm. Kangana's traditional style is in the news after pictures and videos of the program surfaced on social media.
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Kangana shared many pictures from the ceremony on her Instagram. In these, she was seen dancing with women, enjoying the swing and getting mehndi applied on her hands. The special thing was that Kangana called it her first Teej. He also thanked Rekha Gupta for the love, respect and hospitality received at the function. Dressed in traditional style, Kangana wore a green and orange colored silk saree. With this she wore a green blouse, choker necklace, matching earrings and bangles. This look of hers attracted a lot of attention during the entire Teej celebration.
Kangana wrote in her post that while celebrating Teej at Rekha Gupta's house, she felt love like an elder sister and a sense of belonging like home. The festive atmosphere of the ceremony was also clearly visible in his photographs. Let us tell you that Kangana Ranaut started her active innings in politics by winning from Mandi seat of Himachal Pradesh in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. On the acting front, her recent theater release has been 'Bharat Bhagya Vidhaata'. In the times to come, he Madhavan in a pan-India psychological thriller directed by A.L. Are winning.
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