It’s the sixth day of Shradiya Navratri today, September 27, 2025, which is associated with the colour grey and is dedicated to the worship of Goddess Katyayani. It is believed that wearing Grey coloured
clothes on this day promotes balance, peace and is auspicious for prosperity.
Each day of the nine-day festival is associated with a different colour, and Vidya Balan is following the colour palette to serve unapologetic desi glamour. Now, on Day 6, the actress has picked a Grey saree, showcasing a blend of subtle elegance and sophistication.
Vidya Balan Exudes Elegance In Grey Saree
Taking to Instagram, the diva dropped a string of pictures from her latest photoshoot wherein she is seen exuding elegance in a grey coloured saree paired with a dark green printed half-sleeve blouse.
Completing her oh-so-gorgeous Navratri look were long golden statement earrings, a green bindi and her half-tied half half-open hairdo.
Sharing the pics, she wrote in the caption, “Navratri #Day6.”
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How Did Her Fans React?
In no time, the comment section was flooded with reactions from fans and admirers. An Instagram user wrote, “Very difficult to carry this colour but you do it so easily.” Another one commented, “Always beautiful.” One of them shared, “This grey saree is shining brighter because of your aura.”
Vidya Balan’s Work Front
The actress was last seen in the horror comedy film, Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3, along with Kartik Aaryan, Madhuri Dixit and Triptii Dimri. Helmed by Anees Bazmee and backed by Bhushan Kumar’s T-series, the film was released in theatres on Diwali last year and was declared a hit.
Interestingly, Vidya was also a part of the franchise’s first part, released in 2007 and marked her return after 17 years.
The film follows the story of Ruhaan (Kartik Aaryan), a fake ghostbuster known as Rooh Baba. After a princess named Meera (Triptii Dimri) and her uncle bring him to the haunted palace of Rakhtaghat in West Bengal, Ruhaan finds himself caught in a web of historical secrets, supernatural phenomena, and mistaken identities.
