"Kalank" Movie: A Jewellery-Studded Movie To Leave Your Eyes Dazzled

Producer Karan Johar's Kalank, starring Varun Dhawan and Alia Bhatt, is one of the most anticipated movies of 2019 and the excitement among the audience is palpable. While there is nothing short of opulence or grandeur about the trailer and songs, the intricate details, as well as the costumes, are beyond impressive.

Featuring Alia Bhatt, Madhuri Dixit, and Sonakshi Sinha as female leads, the movie sets in the 1940s,. There are countless delicate sarees, lehengas, and shararas which these three ladies have nailed onscreen. Along with the delicate outfits are luxury jewellery to enhance their noble looks.

In facts, it took 7 people to finish all the designs, 50 craftsmen and 8 months to bring them into real life. The collection named Collection K includes a variety of jewellery from necklaces, earrings, finger rings, jhumkas, bracelets, to hair accessories and chokers. Scroll down to get a glimpse at the lavish items spotted out in the movie trailers and songs.

On Alia Bhatt’s Character, Roop

The wedding scene of Alia Bhatt in the trailer is showered with most splendid jewellery. It was  necklace with rubies and pearls which steal the spotlight. In addition to that are the intricate 5-lehera set, mathapatti, nath, chandbalis and hath phool which exalt the extravagance of the set.

In the role of Bahaar Begum, Madhuri Dixit also throws another jewellery-centric look. Featuring in the Ghar More Pardesiya song, the actress wore a pearl-embellished gold rani-haar. She paired it with a maang tikka, heavy chandbalis, gold bangles, and ornate rings. Her hair accessory, however, outweighed all these glittering jewellery.

In another song, Madhuri Dixit wore an antique gold paasa and chandbalis. Both of them are gorgeous, not to mention the detailed hathphool on her hand.

On Sonakshi Sinha’s Character, Satya Chaudhary

Although her saree attires are less gaudy than the previous two, her earrings are equally gorgeous. Let’s take a look at all these jhumkas and chandabalis. Some of them are quite simple but still make your eyes dazzled.