MUMBAI, Aug 29: Bollywood star Kareena Kapoor Khan had the most "special" moment of her life as she walked the ramp flaunting her baby bump.
The 34-year-old actress got emotional and said it will be a walk to remember for her as she and her baby took to the ramp together for the first time.
Kareena turned designer Sabyasachi's muse for his latest collection that brought the curtains down at the Lakme Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2016.
"I must say it's not one but two of us. It's a very special moment. I have never walked for Sabyasachi before, we were not able to do a film together. But this moment is very special.
"It's going to be in the history. I am actually very emotional right now. It is a moment I want everyone to cherish. I would like to say Sabyasachi is not a designer he is an artist. He creates painting. I am really honoured to wear this artist," Kareena said post the show.
The "Ki & Ka" star dressed in a heavily embroided olive green lehenga and a kurti patterned choli with dupatta on her head, looked every inch of a regal bride.
Kareena Kapoor cradles baby bump while doing yoga poses
Her look was completed by a beautiful maang tika.
The actress was asked if the baby kicked while she was walking on the ramp, to which she replied with laugh saying, "I was too nervous to realise if it happened."
Kareena is being praised by the industry for not letting the pregnancy come in between her passion for the work and the actress said she will never go away from the camera.
"I have always maintained that I work till I die. Acting is my passion. My work is my passion and as long as I am working it makes me happy and that joy shows on face. I am going to continue working."
The Bollywood diva was all praise for one the celebrities' favourite designers and said even her mother-in-law, veteran actress Sharmila Tagore, is a big fan of his creations.
"It is pleasure to walk for him. He works magic with his masterstroke. Even my mother-in-law is a huge admirer of his work," she said praising the designer.
The royal collection titled "Illuminate" revolved around the theme of shimmer, with the colour palette including shades of dust, smoky, shimmery metallics along with strong contrasting jewel tones, like a deep emerald, a rich oxblood, a coffee maroon among others.
Sabyasachi stood by his signature patterns, but this time also ventured into the arena of western wear mixing it with theme of Indian embroidery.
"This time around I wanted to create few dresses. I decided to make some short evening wear, but kept the Indianess alive with my signature work. I can't leave that as it is the essence of my brand. I am an Indian designer and I can never let that go away from myself," Sabyasachi told
