A sparkling red carpet event and a glitzier fashion show ahead marked the festive season forecast with Nora Fatehi in a red saree as the face of it. At the recently inaugurated Jio World Plaza, Indian and international fashion united to create a spectacle for the launch and as the actress and sensational dancer walked down the ramp for Manish Malhotra, all eyes were on her. A sheer red saree with a sequinned blouse in the designer’s signature style and a dramatic sheer red cape gave this glimmering event a monochrome touch. The tone-on-tone foliage design running through the saree and cape was festive enough to mark the beginning of the most wonderful time of the year. Soft shades of brown, her sleek and smooth hair took care of the beauty section and just with a drop of green on her ears, it looks like we’re ready to razzle and dazzle for the season.

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Nora Fatehi is ruling the ramp and it didn’t take her just her stint at the launch of the Jio World Plaza to prove that to us. At the recently held Bombay Times Fashion Week in the city, the star strutted down for designer duo Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna in a slinky form-fitting gunmetal gown with an embellished choker paired with it. She looked ready to steal the show and allowed onlookers to remain transfixed with the sheer goodness of her runway presence. If that doesn’t compel you to head to the closest cocktail party right away, then we don’t know what will.

Nora Fatehi makes the festive season look shinier and sparkler with just her fresh runway looks.

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Diamonds worth Rs 5.62 crore have been allegedly stolen from a gems company store in Mumbai over six months following which police have arrested three persons, including two employees of the firm, an official said on Wednesday.

Sanjay Shah, one of the directors of JB and Brothers Private Limited, which has a store at the Bharat Diamond Bourse in Bandra-Kurla Complex here, approached the police claiming diamonds worth Rs 5.62 crore were missing from their stock, the official from BKC police station said.

The complainant suspected that the firm’s employees, Prashant Shah and Vishal Shah, both from Kandivali, were stealing diamonds from their store since April, he said.

Nilesh Shah, a former employee of the firm, allegedly helped the duo in selling the stolen diamonds, the police said quoting the FIR.

The police have arrested the three accused and booked them under relevant Indian Penal Code sections, including 420 (cheating), the official said. An investigation was on into the case, the police added.

The police in Australia are searching for the body of a 55-year-old man believed to have been killed in a shark attack while surfing. According to the BBC, the man was surfing near Granites Beach in Streaky Bay when people reported seeing him being attacked. Local authorities have deployed helicopters and are taking the help of volunteers to search the area by air and water. This was the third serious shark attack in the region this year, the outlet further reported.

The man was further out in the water than other surfers off the beach when the shark attacked him, according to 7News.

“It grabbed him, pulled him back down, brought him back up, pulled him back down again,” one witness told the Australian news outlet.

One of the surfers even tried to help the man, but only found his surfboard with a bite mark in it. He and other witnesses told the police hat the shark was about 15 feet long.

“The man’s body is yet to be found and the search will continue through to days end,” South Australia Police said in a statement.

Authorities have not said anything about the species of the shark, however, 7News has shared a video of a large great white shark swimming in the area immediately after the attack.

Phil McEvoy, who lives in Streaky Bay, told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) that he had heard sirens sounding in the morning “for quite some time”.

“I knew then there must have been something wrong, and the sirens sort of went away towards the back beach area where the surf is,” he said.

According to 9News, the man was one of six surfers who were in the water at the time.

Great white sharks are the largest predatory fish in the world, and can grow to lengths of 20 feet long and weigh up to 5,000 pounds or 2,268 kg.