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Bollywood-Inspired Halloween Looks You Can Totally Pull Off!

Why look overseas for Halloween inspo when Bollywood has already given us the quirkiest, spookiest, and most iconic characters to channel this year?

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Parineeti Chopra as Khushi in Golmaal Again

Go for a cutesy-meets-creepy look with a pastel dress, braided hair, and a hint of ghostly glow. She’s proof that even friendly spirits can have major style!

Bobby Deol as Abrar in Animal

Think black leather, rugged beard, and kohl-lined eyes, equal parts mysterious and menacing. The perfect mix of raw intensity and cold-blooded charm.

Amitabh Bachchan as Bhoothnath

Suit up in vintage formals, add a long coat, and pale makeup for that haunting-yet-honourable ghost vibe. A classic “ghost with a heart” look that never fails.

Ranveer Singh as Alauddin Khilji in Padmaavat

Layered armor, smoky eyes, and untamed hair, this one’s all about regal villain energy. Go big, go dark, go Khilji-level dramatic.

Rajpal Yadav as Chhota Pandit in Bhool Bhulaiyaa

White dhoti, smeared red tikka, and those wild expressions, chaotic energy at its best. Funny, freaky, and impossible to forget.

Shraddha Kapoor as Stree’s Daughter in Stree 2

Flowy outfit, tangled hair, and eerie eyes, minimal effort, maximum fright factor. Because nothing beats the power of a small-town ghost girl.

Vidya Balan as Manjulika in Bhool Bhulaiyaa

Go full-on saree drama with disheveled hair, dark kohl, and a spine-chilling stare. The OG of Bollywood horror, no one does haunting like Manjulika.

Mouni Roy as Junoon in Brahmāstra

Metallic eyeshadow, statement cape, and mystical attitude, she’s dark magic personified. A glam yet sinister look that screams “power with purpose.”

Kartik Aaryan as Rooh Baba in Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2

Kurta, rudraksha mala, black shades, add swagger to your spooky. The ghostbuster with a desi twist, equal parts charm and chaos.

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