Updated March 29th, 2024 at 10:01 IST
Alia Bhatt Hosts Hope Gala In London, Videos And Photos From The Event Go Viral | WATCH
Alia Bhatt hosts a warm charity event - Hope Gala - in London to raise money for underprivileged adolescents in India. The video from the gala is going viral.
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Alia Bhatt hosted the Hope Gala in London on March 28. The event aimed to raise money for underprivileged adolescents in India and help the Salaam Bombay Foundation. The gala was attended by musician Harshdeep Kaur, director Gurinder Chadha and comedian Rohan Joshi.
A glimpse inside Hope Gala
The official page of Mandarin Oriental shared a reel on Instagram offering a sneak peek of the event. The video they shared shows Alia Bhatt pulling off two different looks. The video opens at a well-decorated venue and then enters the actress in a maroon velvet gown with diamante detailing. She accessorised with a diamond necklace. The actress can be seen happily chatting and posing with the guests.
A few seconds later, the 31-year-old actress changed into a cream, embroidered lace saree for the evening event. She sported dewy makeup and styled her hair in soft curls. She added danglers to accentuate her look.
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She was seen enjoying the event and even delivered a hearty speech. Harshdeep Kaur added a soulful touch with her performance at the event.
Gurinder Chadha calls Hope Gala a 'wonderful evening'
Taking to her Instagram handle, Chadha shared a reel of Harshdeep's performance and captioned it as “Wonderful evening for @salaambombay charity @harshdeepkaurmusic #aaliabhatt.” In the video, the Punjabi singer can be seen performing her hit tracks at the gala. Taking to the comment section, the singer commented “It was so good to see you!! Love you and a big japhhiiiii.” The official page of Salaam Bombay also dropped a comment, thanking her for her support.
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All you need to know about Hope Gala
It was a charity event that aimed to help Salaam Bombay Foundation, a charity that Alia Bhatt had selected. Salaam Bombay works to engage the vulnerable 'at-risk' children in Mumbai through after-school academies and in-school programs that help them become more confident and dedicated.
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Published March 29th, 2024 at 10:01 IST