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New Dad Ranveer Singh Gets Into Navratri Spirit, Flaunts Garba Moves With Nita Ambani At Mumbai Event – VIDEO

New Dad Ranveer Singh Gets Into Navratri Spirit, Flaunts Garba Moves With Nita Ambani At Mumbai Event – VIDEO
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Actor Ranveer Singh, who has been on a quiet period, has appeared in a rare public event since the release of Dhurandhar and the arrival of his second baby girl (with wife Deepika Padukone). The actor turned up at the inaugural celebration of Swadesh Eros in Mumbai on Saturday evening on October 10th. The event was held in honor of Devi Shakti in the lead-up to Navratri and was hosted by Nita Ambani. The celebration video is now viral on social media, where Ranveer is seen enjoying the festive atmosphere and performing Garba with Nita Ambani. 

New Dad Ranveer Singh Rocks Pink Ethnic Look at Mumbai’s Navratri Celebration

The charismatic actor, who was in his new girl-dad shoes, made a grand fashion statement at the event in Mumbai by showing up in a gorgeous ethnic pink look—a perfect fit for a celebratory occasion. He wore a beautifully crafted floral embroidered jacket over a traditional kurta matching the top, with crisp white bottoms, incorporating contemporary style with traditional heritage. Accessorizing with his signature sparkling diamond studs and a fashion-forward pair of tinted shades, he added a touch of royal glamour to his outfit, leaving a lasting impression on both the eyes and the hearts of those who were on the lookout for the glamorous event online.

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 11, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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