Malaika Arora 
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Miss India 2022: Celebrities make heads turn at Red Carpet

Miss India 2022 was a grand affair with many celebrities putting their best fashion foot forward! The event was held on June 3 at Mumbai’s Jio World Convention Centre. Let’s take a look at some of the best fashion moments from the red carpet of the event.

ANI

Malaika upped the glam quotient by wearing a green diamond choker and a big solitaire ring.

She opted for a sleek look with makeup and hair. Malaika wore nude lipstick and went ahead with a dewy look on her face and kept her hair neatly tucked back from the front.

Neha Dhupia opted for a shimmery pink gown with cape sleeves. She kept her hair neatly tied back in a bun and went for a dewy makeup look.

Kriti Sanon made heads turn wearing an off-shoulder monochrome jumpsuit.

Kriti walked the red carpet in pointy stilettos and kept her hair tied up in a bun. Kriti even performed at the event.

Dino Morea raised the temperatures there as he walked wearing an embellished black tuxedo.

Dino sported long hair that he tied in a half-bun.

Host of the night, Maneish Paul also opted for an embellished suit and sported a moustache.

Actress Lauren Gottlieb also performed at the event last night. She opted for a beautiful, shimmery white evening gown. The bodycon gown had a plunging neckline, making the actress look extremely charming and hot!

Winners from last year Manasa Varanasi, Manika Sheokand and Manya Singh also made a glamorous appearance at the event.

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