Mumbai glittered under the spell of Bollywood royalty as Maddock Films marked its 20th anniversary with a celebration that was nothing short of a cinematic dream. The red carpet turned into a runway of elegance, with Bollywood’s most dazzling divas gracing the event, radiating glamour, style, and unstoppable charisma. From timeless beauties to trendsetters, the night was a showcase of everything fabulous about Indian cinema.
Rashmika Mandanna, Bhumi Pednekar, Kriti Sanon, Nimrat Kaur, Kanika Dhillon, Tisca Chopra, Sara Ali Khan, Shraddha Kapoor, and Dimple Kapadia—all in one room, proving that the true magic of Bollywood isn’t just on screen, but also in the way these stars own the red carpet. Nimrat Kaur stole the show in a monochrome masterpiece, her off-shoulder ensemble with a white fold-over neckline juxtaposed against a sleek black base, oozing old-Hollywood glam with her voluminous wavy ponytail and statement earrings. She wasn’t just walking the carpet; she was making it her runway.
Sara Ali Khan brought the heat with a power-packed black pantsuit layered over a crisp white crop top, redefining edgy chic. It was a look that said, “I mean business—but make it fashion.” Meanwhile, Vaani Kapoor shimmered like a vision in dusty pink, her strapless floral-embroidered dress catching the light with every graceful step. The flawless blend of sleek straight hair and a pink blush gave her an ethereal, goddess-like aura, making it impossible to look away.
And the glamour didn’t stop there. Radhika Madan and many more added their own dazzle to the evening, creating a tapestry of elegance, charm, and bold fashion statements. This wasn’t just a celebration—it was a red carpet revolution.
The event came hot on the heels of Maddock Films’ record-breaking success, with Chhaava becoming the biggest Hindi grosser of 2025 so far. Under the visionary leadership of Dinesh Vijan, Maddock has emerged as a post-pandemic powerhouse, redefining genre filmmaking with hits like Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya, Munjya, and the iconic Stree 2. This celebration wasn’t just about the past—it was a bold statement about the future of Indian cinema, one that’s shining brighter than ever.
In the world of Bollywood, some nights are just unforgettable—and this one was pure magic.