In pics: Karan Johar in pop-art inspired outfit at Sara Ali Khan's Diwali bash

In the bustling city of Mumbai where no-one sleeps, the stars shone bright on the ground as celebrities decked up for the grand Diwali celebrations last week. Among the glitterati was the acclaimed filmmaker Karan Johar, known for his impeccable taste and flair for the dramatic in fashion. Spotted at the Diwali party hosted by Sara Ali Khan, Karan's outfit was a testament to his fearless style quotient.

Karan Johar stepped into the festive night donning an exquisitely patterned long coat, adorned with vibrant, pop-art inspired prints, an amalgamation of bold hues and striking faces that seemed to tell a story with every fold. This statement piece sat atop a pair of sleek, black patterned pants that complemented the coat with a subtle yet sophisticated print. His choice of a simple black shirt underneath allowed the coat to capture all the attention it deserved.

Not one to neglect the details, Karan accessorized his look with a pair of classic black loafers, which effortlessly matched the ensemble, and his signature black-framed glasses. His attire was not just a fashion statement but an embodiment of his personality—bold, artistic,unapologetically avant-garde and just stunning like no-ne else.

The occasion was as grand as his outfit—Diwali, the festival of lights, symbolizing the triumph of light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, and joy over despair. It was a night where the elite of Bollywood came together to celebrate, share joy, and make memories.

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As the night progressed, the air was filled with the sounds of laughter, music, and the collective cheer of a community coming together to honour tradition and revel in the festivities. Karan Johar, with his dynamic presence and distinctive attire, was indeed the embodiment of the festival's spirit.

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