Ranbir Kapoor aces the groom look as he turns show stopper for Tarun Tahiliani at Delhi 'Tasva'

Ranbir Kapoor recently stole the spotlight as the showstopper for designer Tarun Tahiliani at the grand Baaraat by Tasva show held in Delhi. The actor made a dramatic entrance, fitting for the event's theme, arriving in a car as the rhythmic beats of dhols welcomed him. He greeted the crowd with waves, blew kisses, and folded his hands in traditional respect, setting the tone for a memorable night.

Ranbir took to the ramp dressed as an Indian groom, showcasing a regal look that had fans buzzing. He donned an elegant silk ivory sherwani paired with matching trousers. The look was further elevated with a shawl draped over his shoulder and ivory-pink mojris. A silk ivory turban, adorned with colorful stones and pearls, added the perfect finishing touch, making Ranbir's ensemble nothing short of royal. The actor's charm lit up the stage, where he was joined by models dressed as his groomsmen, dancing to upbeat music, smiling, and taking in the admiration from the crowd.

As expected, videos and photos of Ranbir's appearance quickly went viral across social media platforms, with fans swooning over his groom avatar. Many praised his looks, calling him the “most handsome groom ever” and marveling at his grace and charm. "Wow, Ranbir is stunning as a showstopper," read one comment, while another fan gushed, “He looks as amazing as he did on his wedding day.”

During media interactions at the event, Ranbir fondly reminisced about his real-life wedding with Alia Bhatt. He shared that Alia had meticulously planned their wedding, and all he had to do was follow her lead. The intimate ceremony took place at their home, making it a special and stress-free celebration. “It was the perfect wedding,” Ranbir reflected.

On the professional front, fans are eagerly awaiting Ranbir's next big project. He is set to appear in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's epic drama Love And War, alongside Alia Bhatt and Vicky Kaushal. Additionally, he will play Lord Ram in Nitesh Tiwari's much-anticipated adaptation of Ramayana, ensuring that he will continue to dominate the big screen with exciting projects.