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The blouse, the hair, the bangles, the clutch… all collectively spelt doom for a sari that might have been fun. That might have been, which at this point is very hard to imagine.
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Mugdha Godse At Gr8 Women Achiever Awards, 2010
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Seeing Mugdha instantly reminded us of Gul and Minissha in their Mandira Wirk gowns. While we aren’t sure if Mugdha’s is a Wirk yet, got a favorite?
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Left: Gul Panag at 2008 Stardust Awards
Center: Minissha Lamba at 2009 IIFA Awards
Right: Mugdha Godse at Waves Concert
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In more ways than one, Mugdha and Neetu looked very similar to me. They both wore white with a bindi with the hair parted and twisted back but while Mughda tied it up, Neetu kept it down.
Neck up this is the best Ms. Chandra’s looked in a long while. As for the sari/blouse, it looks like any other white-bling-channeling-Chandni kinds that we’ve seen on so many others. Mugdha, on the other hand, looked gorgeous in her white halter gown. The empire waist makes her look so statuesque but I think she could’ve done without the bindi.
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Mugdha Godse and Neetu Chandra at Stardust Awards 2010
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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We aren’t fans of either of these silhouettes, nor do they do much for Ms. Godse but if we were to choose between these appearances we’d have to go with the mustard gown (a Narendra Kumar?). And may we add, only because the hair and make-up really help in elevating that look (in comparison) and this particular hue worked much better on the lady in question (again, in comparison).
Agree?
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Update: The mustard gown is a mapxencaRS By Riddhi & Siddhi.
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Mugdha Godse
Left: At Star Screen Awards, 2010
Right: At Apsara Awards, 2010
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Seeing Mugdha in this outfit at the screening of Paranormal Activity in Mumbai has me wondering what is more paranormal: her outfit or the movie. Am quite on the fence on this one! 😛
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Mugdha Godse at Paranormal Activity Screening
