Mira Rajput, Mrunal Thakur, Sobhita Dhulipala Lead Celeb Roll Call At Pippa Screening
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While Ishaan was spotted in a grey suit, Mrunal looked gorgeous in a brown evening gown
It was star-studded night on Wednesday as some of the biggest names in the Bollywood industry assembled under one roof to attend the screening of Pippa. The lead actors of the film Ishaan Khatter and Mrunal Thakur arrived at the screening in style. While Ishaan was spotted in a black suit, Mrunal looked gorgeous in a brown evening gown. The duo also posed together on the red carpet of the event for the shutterbugs. Here is how the lead pair looked:
To cheer for the cast of the film, their family members also showed up at the screening. Ishaan Khatter's sister-in-law Mira Rajput was pictured with the actor in a a subtle pink ensemble. The actor's parents Neelima Azeem and dad Rajesh Khattar also turned up at the screening to cheer for the The Suitable Boy actor.
Take a look at the pictures below:
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