Watch: Ranbir, SRK, Alia & Others Give You Thursday Style Goals

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Karan Johar, Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt visit Zoya Akhtar.

(Photo: Yogen Shah)

Thursday is generally reserved for throwback pictures but who needs throwback when life in the moment is so eventful. Get your weekday inspo from these celebs. Friday ab door nahi! Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, Shah Rukh Khan, Gauri Khan and Karan Johar amongst others were spotted at director Zoya Akhtar’s house. They all nailed their off-duty style.

Karan Johar dons the all-black look.  Gotta love the man’s eyewear collection.

Karan Johar dons the all-black look. (Photo: Yogen Shah)

Alia Bhatt goes for a midnight blue outfit.

Alia Bhatt guns for elegance.(Photo: Yogen Shah)

Ranbir Kapoor personifies the enigma of a recluse in his disarmingly ‘casual’ look.

Ranbir dons his effortless charm.(Photo: Yogen Shah)

Then there was the Daas Dev premiere. The film’s release date has been deferred quite a few times. It finally releases on 27 April.

Actress Richa Chadha, who plays Paro in veteran filmmaker Sudhir Mishra's directorial says it was the film's fresh portrayal of women that made her take up the movie. The film starring Aditi Rao Hydari, Rahul Bhat, Saurabh Shukla and Dalip Tahil, is a romantic political thriller based on the political clout of Uttar Pradesh.

Huma Qureshi, Aditi Rao Hydari and Richa Chadha attend the premiere of Daas Dev.(Photo: Yogen Shah)

"As an actor, I work hard to get into the skin of every character I play. Paro resonates with me personally and I find many of her traits true to mine. An interesting challenge was learning and absorbing how to play a woman politician and to this end, I did a fair amount of research," Richa said in a statement.

On her look for the role, she said: "It is always crucial, and so, a part of my research was on how to comprehensively look like a young woman politician who would be taken seriously."

The 31-year-old actress' costume design team also incorporated handloom, a trademark significant to politicians in India.

"We decided to incorporate Indian weaves, khadi, cotton and elegant saris after researching the look extensively. Paro has always been an iconic character (courtesy Devdas), but with Daas Dev, Paro can once again become the icon of today," said Richa.

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