From Bhumi Pednekar to Suhana Khan, Celebs shared their spooky looks.
On Saturday as the whole world celebrated Halloween, B-town took over their social media handles to celebrate and scare their virtually.
Kareena Kapoor Khan was seen wearing a full sleeved lavender dress paired with fluorescent green footwear. Where the decoration in the background was with huge balloons, one with a skull print, matching with the theme of Halloween. While Taimur was seen dressed up in a black colored skeleton costume and red painted face. She also shared a video where a huge jack-o’-latern is opened and stickers and other items start falling out of it, the kids start collecting these goodies, keeping them in their own small jack-o’-laterns.
Sonam Kapoor Ahuja posted a video of herself getting dressed as Marilyn Monroe. She captioned the video as “My Monroe moment. Watch how I went from being SKA to MM. Don’t let the time-lapse fool you guys, it took hours of me sitting down and my team working their magic. So pleased with the result...yay!.” The actress seen wearing a black turtleneck full sleeve top, and paired it with red lips and the white hair wig.
Bhumi Pednekar who is unsure of how to do the Halloween makeup, shared pictures of her one-of-a-kind Halloween look while adorning shimmery black attire. She further elevated her look with some chunky gold jewellery and captioned it as, “Weekend ready #Halloween”.
Soha Ali Khan shares a picture of her daughter Innaya and wishes everyone, ‘Happy Halloween!! From our friendly neighbourhood witch.’ While in other picture, Soha Ali Khan, Kunal Khemu and daughter Innaya, dressed in blue coloured night suit with the French fries print on it. Kunal can be seen holding a scary paper pumpkin. Soha also shared a Instagram story, Innaya holding a drawing of the purple Halloween pumpkin over face.
Not just Soha, Shah Rukh Khan’s daughter, Suhana was also spotted dressed as her favourite pop singer, Ariana Grande with her signature look and wrote, “Being Ariana every Halloween>>>Manifestation.”
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