Published By: Devyani

Men, Don’t Be Boring This Ganesh Chaturthi: Steal These Looks from Bollywood’s Best Dressed

Ditch the same-old kurta this festival season. Let’s raid the closets of Bollywood’s most stylish men for some seriously inspiring looks.

Hey guys, let’s be real. Ganesh Chaturthi is about devotion, delicious modaks, and fantastic family time. But who says your outfit can’t be part of the celebration? We’ve all reached for that one trusted kurta in the back of the wardrobe one too many times. This year, let’s switch it up and add a dash of Bollywood-level panache to our festive vibe.

The best part? You don’t need a celebrity stylist. You just need a little inspiration from the guys who consistently get it right.

The Classic, But Make It Cool (The Shah Rukh Khan)

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Think a simple kurta can't be exciting? Think again. Shah Rukh Khan is the master of elevating the timeless classic. He often opts for a perfectly tailored, straight-cut kurta in a solid, rich color - think deep emerald green, a majestic sapphire blue, or a sharp charcoal grey.

The magic is in the details. The fit is key; it should be comfortable but not baggy. Then, he layers it with a contrasting churidar or even well-fitted trousers. Skip the floppy sandals and choose minimalist mojaris or even clean, leather sandals. This look is all about sophisticated ease. It says, “I didn’t try too hard,” but oh, you definitely did.

The Dhoti Dapper (The Ranveer Singh)

Feeling adventurous? Let’s talk about the dhoti. Now, before you picture your granddad’s loose draping, let’s look at Ranveer Singh. Ranveer has single-handedly made the dhoti cool for the modern man. He pairs a sleek, often embroidered kurta with a contemporary dhoti that’s tailored more like draped trousers.

The result is bold, culturally rooted, and incredibly stylish. It’s a confident choice that pays homage to tradition while firmly looking to the future. Pair it with a statement necklace or some classic kadas (bracelets). This look isn’t just an outfit; it’s a conversation starter.

The Indo-Western Maverick (The Vicky Kaushal)

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For the guy who likes to blend lines, Vicky Kaushal is your go-to muse. This look is perfect for those evening aartis or family gatherings. The trick is to fuse traditional elements with contemporary western wear.

Imagine a gorgeous, hand-block printed kurta worn unbuttoned over a plain, well-fitted t-shirt and a pair of crisp chinos or denim. Alternatively, a stylish bandhgala or a Nehru jacket in a unique fabric like raw silk or linen, thrown over a simple kurta and trousers. It’s relaxed, incredibly sharp, and perfect for navigating a long day of festivities without sacrificing an ounce of style.

The Fabric & Finishing Touches

Remember, it’s not just the cut; it’s the cloth. This season, think textures. Breathable linens, crunchy handloom cottons, and subtle silks are your best friends. They look rich and feel comfortable even after the tenth round of visiting pandals.

And accessories? They’re the real game-changers. A smart watch, a single statement ring, or a pair of classic sunglasses (for the journey, of course) can elevate your entire ensemble. It’s these little details that show you’ve put thought into it.

So this Ganesh Chaturthi, embrace the joy of the festival and let your outfit reflect that. Be comfortable, be confident, and maybe steal a look or two from Bollywood’s best. After all, a little style is just another way to celebrate, right?