One of the greatest perks of the festive season have been the fashion statements coming out of Bollywood. Whether it has been at Sonam Kapoor's Diwali bash or Sohail Khan's party, glorious fashion trends and beautiful ethnic style inspiration have taken over our lives. Nushrratt Bharuccha has been one of the major style players during this Diwali. The Bollywood actress wore a sparkling silver creation by designer Disha Patil. The glittering lehenga featured glistening sequin work over it and came with a sheer grey dupatta which had an embroidered border. The contemporary touch came from the thin strap blouse she was wearing. With a plunging neckline, it was covered with silver glitter and added a modern element to her Diwali look. Nushrratt's makeup featured an even-toned complexion with neutral makeup and dark brows. Her hair was pulled back and she added in dangling earrings with her ensemble. Another ethnic look from Nushrratt saw her looking absolutely delightful in a stunning ethnic set. With a beaded mirror work blouse having fringe details hanging from the end, she wore it with a broad belt and a printed green skirt. Matching it perfectly was a breezy cape in the same pattern with similar designs over the borders. The only accessory was the necklace she added in.
The actress also lit up our lives in a gorgeous pink saree. Featuring a narrow border and a low-necked billowy blouse in the same shade, she completed it with a chunky stone necklace.
Arjunarishta is an ayurvedic herbal concoction of the Arjuna bark along with some other natural ingredients aimed at maintaining a healthy heart and keeping optimum blood pressure levels. It is also an effective remedy for chest pain, cardiac problems like congestive heart failure, heart blockage, angina pectoris, myocardial infarction, ischemic cardiac myopathy, mitral regurgitation (which is a backflow of blood caused by the failure of the heart's mitral valve to close tightly) and asthma. As the plant is named after the warrior prince “Arjuna”, the formulation is also known as Parthadyarishta, where the term ‘Partha’ is another name of ‘Arjuna’. The holistic science of Ayurveda and several ayurvedic textbooks like Sarangadhar Samhita, Charaka Samhita strongly vouch by this magical tonic as a remedy being used for Hridaya (i.e. heart problems), Deepana (enhances stomach fire), Pachana (helps in digestion), Rochana (stimulates appetite), Anulomana (improves breathing), Mutrakrich...

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