There is something about a dark navy-blue lehenga that instantly commands attention, especially when it features a bit of shimmer and plenty of movement. Tamannaah Bhatia brings precisely this energy to the new track 'Thummak Thummak' from 'The Vvaan', where she stars alongside Sidharth Malhotra.
While the energetic track highlights the fun and colorful side of the movie, Tamanna's festive look has also captured the internet's attention for bearing a striking resemblance to a popular outfit worn by Samantha Ruth Prabhu.
Tamannaah Bhatia's Glamorous Avatar
For the song, Tamanna opted for a deep navy-blue lehenga choli that blended traditional details with a high-octane dance-number aesthetic. Her fitted choli featured short sleeves and a scoop neckline, while the dark blue base was richly detailed with intricate silver-tone floral embroidery. Subtle shimmering embellishments added extra sparkle.
Tamanna kept her styling minimal by skipping a dupatta, ensuring all focus remained on the embroidered choli and glistening skirt. She completed the look with statement silver-tone earrings and a stack of bangles. For beauty, she wore her hair open in soft, effortless waves, perfectly balancing the heavily embellished attire with a relaxed yet glamorous vibe.
Drawing Parallels With 'Oo Antava'
The deep blue hue, silver detailing, and overall lehenga-choli silhouette immediately drew comparisons to Samantha Ruth Prabhu's viral look from the song 'Oo Antava' in 'Pushpa'. Samantha had also worn a similar navy-blue outfit for the track, though the embroidery patterns varied.
Samantha's styling heavily leaned into traditional rustic jewellery such as silver jhumkas, a nose pin, and bangles. In contrast, Tamanna's version favored a slightly cleaner jewellery profile while maximizing the shimmer and dance-ready movement. The visual overlap was clear enough to catch observant fans' eyes across social media platforms.
'The Freelance' does not independently verify the claims made in the viral social media videos featured in this report. This video is widely discussed across various social media handles. Video Credits: Respective social media creators / handles.
