Inthandham to Idhe Idhe: Mrunal Thakur’s saree moments that live rent-free in our minds

There’s something undeniably captivating about Mrunal Thakur in a saree. It’s not just about the styling, though that’s always impeccable; it’s the way she carries it. Effortlessly feminine yet quietly powerful, her saree moments in film songs have left a lasting impression. Today, as Mrunal celebrates her birthday, we look at a few breath-taking saree looks from her songs.

Ammadi from Hi Nanna is tender, soaked in romance, and Mrunal and Nani's terrific onscreen chemistry steals the show. Mrunal pulls off an elegant saree look in this song with the simplicity of the saree paired with her natural beauty, making the entire frame glow.


Then there's Inthandham from Sita Ramam, a song that’s become synonymous with visual poetry. Mrunal Thakur, in soft pastel chiffons and vintage styling, looks like she’s been pulled straight out of a classic love letter. There’s an old-world grace to her presence, and paired with the sweeping cinematography and score, it’s pure cinematic bliss.

But Mrunal’s saree moments aren’t just about demure elegance. In the viral Po Po song from Son of Sardaar 2, she flips the narrative with a bold, confident, and undeniably sexy look. Draped in a statement black saree with modern styling, she owns the screen with the kind of glamour that’s impossible to ignore. It’s fun, fearless, and a reminder that the saree doesn’t belong to any one mood.


And how could we not mention the breathtaking black saree look in Idhe Idhe from Hi Nanna? Set against emotional high points in the film, her appearance in that sequence is the definition of striking with subtle shimmer, smoky eyes, and a quiet intensity in her gaze. It’s a masterclass in how costume, performance, and music come together to say something deeper without a single word.


Which saree look of Mrunal Thakur is your favourite?

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