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Viral Photos Of The Week: Hollywood meets Bollywood at NMACC
Updated On: 03 April, 2023 08:19 AM IST | Athulya Nambiar
The Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Center`s opening was a star-studded affair. The who`s who of the Hindi film industry were present at the event along with Hollywood stars like Tom Holland, Zendaya, Gigi Hadid and Penelope Cruz. The two-day festivities also saw celebrities showcase their style and fashion with netizens dubbing it as India`s `Met Gala`. Several inside pictures from the 2--day event has now made its way to social media
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The Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Center`s opening was a star-studded affair. The who`s who of the Hindi film industry were present at the event along with Hollywood stars like Tom Holland, Zendaya, Gigi Hadid and Penelope Cruz. The two-day festivities also saw celebrities showcase their style and fashion with netizens dubbing it as India`s `Met Gala`. Several inside pictures from the 2--day event has now made its way to social media
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Karisma Kapoor posed with Tom Holland and also got Zendaya to do a pout with her as they clicked a selfie
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AP Dhillon had his fan moment as he met Shah Rukh Khan backstage. They are seen flashing the victory sign in the picture
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Tom Holland took to his Instagram stories to share a picture with Mukesh Ambani. `Thank you to the Ambani family for inviting us to celebrate the opening of the @nmacc.india. A truly wonderful experience that I`ll never forget,` he wrote along with the picture
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Penelope Cruz strikes a pose with Gauri Khan, Suahan Khan, Aryan Khan, and Ananya Panday
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Gigi, Zendaya, Penelope, and Tom had a reunion moment at the NMACC event
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Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan came together and posed with the Spider-Man stars Tom and Zendaya. Khan also did a special performance on his hit song `Jhoome Jo Pathaan`
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