Nose rings are the status of Indian beauty since ages. It has been donned by Indian goddesses since the time primeval. A nose ring can add up that oomph factor to your style statement. But not everyone cannot carry the nose ring with utter style and elegance. But these Bollywood beauties looked amazingly stunning in this pretty little nose ring.
1. Queen of Simplicity- Shraddha Kapoor in Ek Villian.
And now even the youngest of the Indian Girl can’t stay away from getting their nose pierced. The nose ring is glamorous yet subtle.
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2. The Dimply Beauty- Preity Zinta in Veer Zaara.
Yes, say it the magic of Yashraj’s movie. Preity has never looked so good with a nose ring than in this movie.
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3. The Bengali Beauty- Rani Mukherjee in Dil Bole Hadippa.
She rocked the nose ring in Yash Raj Banner’s Dil Bole Hadippa. She came up as the perfect epitome of a complete badass woman in pursuit of her dreams.
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4. The Dimple Queen- Deepika Padukone in Ramleela
She completed her Rajasthani Ethnic look with a small nose ring, for which we absolutely fell in love with her. One can still imagine her with an earthen lamp in the song, Ang Lagaa De.
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5. The Dabang Girl- Sonakshi Sinha in Dabang
She is one of the actresses who can look good in anything they wear. There’s won’t be anyone who didn’t like her traditional avatar with big gold earrings and braided hair in Dabang. Her Indian look was completed by her small and subtle nose ring.
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6. Piggy Chops in Bajirao Mastani
She complemented her Marathi traditional avatar with a nose ring, for her role of Kashi Bai in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Bajirao Mastaani. Her constant change in her roles and her looks is what makes us revere her.
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7. Sonam Kapoor at Cannes Film Festival
And how can we forget Style Icon Sonam Kapoor, who stole all the limelight in Cannes Film Festival at the red carpet. She never fails to impress with her unique sense of fashion. She chose to wear Indianness to pay tribute to the glorious 100 years of Indian Cinema.
