Woman Claims Radhika Merchant’s Floral Dupatta Was Inspired By This Instagram Video | Trending

Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant are set to tie the knot today, July 12. The pre-wedding rituals celebrations began a few days ago with the mameru ceremony. As expected, the attire and jewellery worn by the bride-to-be have intrigued people, especially a floral dupatta that Radhika wore during her haldi ceremony at Antilia on July 8. A video related to the same has now caught people’s attention. In the video, a woman asks if a particular Instagram reel, shared a few months ago, inspired the floral dupatta worn by Radhika.

Sakshi Sundriyal, whose bio says she decodes celebrity looks, shared the video on Instagram. “Is Radhika Merchant’s Haldi look with Phoolo Ka Dupatta inspired by this video?” she wrote while posting her video. She also tagged Florenzaa Design & Styling, a florist based in Delhi-NCR.

Sundriyal begins by saying that ever since she saw Radhika’s dupatta, she feels like she has seen a similar garment elsewhere. In the rest of the video, she explains where she has seen a similar piece.

Take a look at Radhika Merchant’s viral floral dupatta video here:

Since being shared, the video has gone viral with over 3.2 million views – and the numbers are only growing. The share has also racked up tons of comments from people.

What did Instagram users say about this floral dupatta video?

“This is an old custom. My sister wore the same dupatta 12 years ago,” said one Instagram user. Another asked, “Can you tell me the name of the flower company you mentioned or post their website. I really appreciate it. Thanks.”

Another person added, “It is common in Gujarat to wear flower jewellery and dupatta on haldi. I have worn it too.” A fourth person commented, “Yes, you are right. I have seen many people are now posting their flower dupatta. The flower dupatta went viral after Radhika wore it.”

For her haldi ceremony, Radhika Merchant opted for a bright yellow outfit by Anamika Khanna. She paired her ensemble with a dupatta made of real flowers. She completed her look with a traditional floral jewellery set, comprising kaleeras, haathphool, a necklace and earrings.