Manisha Koirala’s character Mallikjaan in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s web series Heeramandi has become memorable. After the film Khamoshi, the actress is seen working with the director after 28 years. At this age, Manisha has got such a career role which cannot be forgotten for years. His performance and stunning looks in the series are being discussed. But the mehendi design of her hands is also as unique and liked as her character. What is the meaning of this mehndi design? Let us tell you.
Mallikajan’s Mehndi
The introduction of Manisha Koirala’s character Mallikjaan in Heeramandi was fantastic. The actress can be seen getting mehendi applied while sitting on her throne like a queen. Along with her beauty and style, this mehndi design also attracted the audience. Actually, this type of mehndi design started in the 1950s. Director Sanjay Leela Bhansali has also paid close attention to the design of Mehndi to bring that era on screen.
Mehndi designs are known by this name
Such mehndi designs were noticed in the 1950s and 60s. It was started in India by Mumtaz Mahal. The same mehndi designs seen in Hiramandi are called Katwan Phulya (floral grid) and Lahariya (wave). In this design, thin lines are joined together. At that time, apart from this design, many types of mehndi designs were seen on the hands of women. Those designs were known by names like Bichhura, Chah-Dankiya, Chunari, Ghevar and Chaupar. These mehndi designs of 1950-60s are once again in trend. This type of design can be seen in the hands of many brides.