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Rakul Preet Singh wore a Rs 2.75 lakh tissue saree at the Ramayana: Rise of a Legend trailer launch

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Rakul Preet Singh attended the trailer launch of "Ramayana: Rise of a Legend" wearing an ice‑blue zardozi blouse with mirror jhallar and a bronze‑gold tissue brocade saree that Etimes reports cost Rs 2.75 lakh. She is appearing as Surpanakha in Nitesh Tiwari’s film, which is set to release in November.

Why it matters

Fans see her latest on‑screen role and high‑profile look at a major film promotion.

Key facts

  1. The saree was made by the label Itrh.
  2. The outfit was styled by Ami Patel.
  3. Jewellery for the look came from Jagdish Jewellers and Razwada Jewels.
  4. The event was the trailer launch for "Ramayana: Rise of a Legend".
  5. She is cast as Surpanakha in the Nitesh Tiwari film.

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