Kiara Advani's Mother-In-Law Hugs And Cheers For Her At Fashion Show. Watch
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Kiara Advani walked the ramp at the India Couture Week last night
Kiara Advani was the definition of Barbie as she walked the runway for designers Falguni and Shane Peacock at the India Couture Week in Delhi on Tuesday night. She was the showstopper for designer duo Falguni and Shane Peacock. Kiara's husband Sidharth Malhotra couldn't make it to the show but his mother Rimma Malhotra (who stays in Delhi) made up for his absence and how. While Kiara Advani's runway walk was perfection personified, it was her mother-in-law Rimma Malhotra cheering for the actress from the front row that has our heart. Rimma Malhotra was also seen blowing kisses as Kiara walked the ramp. Later, after the show, she gave Kiara Advani a big hug. The video is trending a great deal social media. Her support system @advani_kiara#KiaraAdvani#Kiaraaalia#icw2023pic.twitter.com/xB1J6Ci5z7
Here's the video that we are talking about:
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