Bollywood inspired Halloweens costumes. Pics via Instagram, IMDb
Create this Stree look with a simple bright red or deep crimson saree draped in a neat Nivi style with the pallu over the head.
Rukhsana from Pari is incredibly basic with an old, dirt-stained, or slightly torn oversized salwar suit. Go for minimal makeup with deep, hollow under-eye shadows, and create bleeding scratches across your face.
To create Manjulika from Bhool Bhulaiyaa drape a yellow or red traditional dancer's saree, let your hair down completely messy, and smudge heavy kajal down your cheeks.
You can also recreate this spooky look of Kriti Sanon from Stree with pale painted asymmetric skeletal contouring, heavily smudged dark smokey eyes, and metallic accents.
Men can recreate this fierce look of Laxmii from wearing a bright red saree paired with a simple black, short-sleeved blouse. For the makeup, apply a massive, solid red vermillion on the forehead and pitch-black smudged kajal.
Dress up as Lajja Shankar Pandey wearing a light kurta with red blood stains and red dupata. Drip red liquid for blood over the face and don't forget the eerie smile.
Paint your face and exposed skin with an eerie, ash-blue or pale bluish-white base with the hair combed in a wild and voluminous way to create the classic Makdee look. Pair it with a mismatched dark tunic or saree.
Recreate this classic vintage exorcism look of Lisa from 1920, dressed in a pristine, white colonial gown with face makeup featuring deep, dark purple veins spreading across the cheeks and neck, paired with empty, pale blue contact lenses and a cross held tightly in hand.
Don a grand, dark crimson or blood-red royal robe with long, sprawling dark hair paired with a thick, rugged beard to create Yakshasan from Thamma.
Create Diana's look from Ek Thi Daayan wearing a clean, sophisticated dark chiffon black saree with a long, thick braid. For the makeup cover your face with a white base and pair it with black lenses.
