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Priyanka Chopra's Diwali gown took over 2,200 hours of embroidery

For the recent Diwali festivities, Priyanka Chopra dazzled in a custom gown designed by Karan Torani, a true homage to Indian architecture. The gown, showcasing meticulous embroidery and taking over 2,200 hours to craft, seamlessly marries tradition and personal heritage. Celebrating alongside her husband Nick Jonas and daughter Malti, Priyanka also gears up for the highly anticipated release of her film 'Varanasi'.

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Priyanka Chopra's Diwali gown took over 2,200 hours of embroidery
For the recent Diwali festivities, Priyanka Chopra dazzled in a custom gown designed by Karan Torani, a true homage to Indian architecture. The gown, showcasing meticulous embroidery and taking over 2,200 hours to craft, seamlessly marries tradition and personal heritage. Celebrating alongside her husband Nick Jonas and daughter Malti, Priyanka also gears up for the highly anticipated release of her film 'Varanasi'.
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