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Kriti Kharbanda embraces white & gold for second day of Navratri

Mumbai, Oct 12 (UNI) Actress Kriti Kharbanda ushered in the second day of Navratri in a white and gold ethnic outfit, sharing a festive look inspired by the worship of Goddess Brahmacharini.
Kharbanda posted the photographs on her official Instagram handle, where her festive look stood out for its intricate embroidery and detailed embellishments.
Along with the pictures, she wrote, “Navratri ka doosra din (second day of Navratri) To patience and inner strength, embracing the calm spirit of Maa Brahmacharini today.”
Goddess Brahmacharini is considered a symbol of patience, austerity, determination, and inner strength. The colour white symbolises peace and purity.
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