The Raspberry Tissue Anarkali

This one is not a costume, and there is no film. It is what Meena wore out — once seated at a café, once arriving at a daytime function with a crowd around her — in footage that went round in October 2026. Nothing we found names either occasion, so neither do we.

The outfit, though, is not a mystery, and it is not expensive. It is House of Jamoti’s “Rasberry Pink Tissue Suit Set” — a kurta, trousers and dupatta sold together for ₹3,940 on the label’s own store (marked down from ₹6,249), in stock in every size from XS to XXL when we checked. We matched it detail by detail against the footage rather than taking the name on trust. House of Jamoti does not say she bought hers there, so we call it the same set rather than her receipt.

What you are looking at. A floor-length Anarkali in raspberry-pink tissue — upada silk with a metallic sheen that turns rose in shade and almost coral in sun. The centre front is a separate panel in a deeper fuchsia, which is what gives it that two-tone stripe down the middle when she stands. A wide round neck finished with a band of gold zari: curling scrolls and leaves broken by small five-petal flowers. Three-quarter sleeves with scattered floral butas and a scrolled gold vine round each cuff.

Over it, the set’s own organza dupatta in the same pink, edged all the way round with a scalloped gold lace, worn over one shoulder.

What we are leaving off. The trousers — they come with the set, but she is seated or in a crowd in every shot and they never show. Her rings and the gold chain at the neck are her own and are not part of the set.

Because the original is already the affordable piece, there are no lookalikes on this page — just the set itself, at the label’s own price.