The Celeb Closet

Over 35 years, Rangoli has dressed some of the most recognised faces in Indian and South Asian entertainment — not through campaigns or paid partnerships, but because the women who know their textiles know where to come. From the finest handloom sarees in Bengal to the most striking occasion wear for red carpets and receptions, these are the names that have chosen Rangoli.

Bengal & Tollywood

Subhashree Ganguly — One of the highest-paid leading actresses of Bengali cinema, multiple Filmfare Award winner, and a face synonymous with contemporary Tollywood. Subhashree has been a long-time admirer of Rangoli's silk and occasion wear collections.

Srabanti Chatterjee — One of the highest-paid and most beloved actresses in Bengali cinema, known for Champion, Amanush, Shikari, Bhaijaan Elo Re and Bhootchakra Pvt. Ltd. A loyal fan base across West Bengal and Bangladesh, and a woman who has always known the difference between a good saree and a great one.

Swastika Mukherjee — Acclaimed Bengali and Hindi actress, daughter of the legendary Santu Mukhopadhyay, and four-time Filmfare Award East winner. Known for her roles in Paatal Lok and Detective Byomkesh Bakshy, Swastika brings the same discerning instinct to her saree choices that she brings to her roles.

Sauraseni Maitra — Kolkata-born actress and model whose work spans Bengali, Hindi and international productions including Chittagong, Meghnadbodh Rohoshyo and Maacher Jhol. Sauraseni has been associated with Rangoli's more refined, quietly elegant pieces — fabric-forward choices that reflect her own aesthetic.

Tridha Choudhury — Kolkata-born actress, trained classical dancer, and winner of Clean & Clear Calcutta Times Fresh Face 2011. Known across Bengali, Telugu and Hindi screens — from Mishawr Rawhoshyo directed by Srijit Mukherji to the widely watched web series Aashram. Tridha's Kolkata roots and natural affinity for fine ethnic wear make her a natural Rangoli connection.

Priyanka Sarkar — Breakout star of Bengali cinema since Chirodini Tumi Je Amar, one of the industry's biggest blockbusters. Priyanka's appreciation for fine ethnic wear reflects a sensibility that goes well beyond fashion.

Koushani Mukherjee — Miss Beauty of Kolkata, actress and public figure, known for her striking presence in Bengali films and events. Associated with Rangoli's festive and celebration wear collections.

Trina Saha — Beloved Bengali television and film actress, best known for her iconic role in Khorkuto on Star Jalsha, and acclaimed across OTT platforms for her work in Sentimentaaal and Gobhir Joler Maach. Trina's affinity for beautiful drapes and ethnic occasion wear has made her a natural Rangoli customer.

Darshana Banik — Kolkata-born model and actress who works across Bengali, Telugu and Hindi films, including Operation Sundarbans and Bangarraju. Darshana's cross-industry appeal and deep Bengali roots bring her back to Rangoli for her finest pieces.

Susmita Chatterjee — Rising star of Bengali cinema known for Prem Tame and Chengiz opposite Jeet. Part of a new generation of Bengali actresses discovering what their predecessors already knew about Rangoli.

The Legend

Usha Uthup — Padma Bhushan (2024) and Padma Shri (2011) honouree, one of India's most iconic voices since the 1970s, and Kolkata's most beloved adopted daughter. Usha Uthup has been synonymous with the saree as a statement of identity for over five decades — wearing it on every stage, at every performance, in every city in the world she has sung in. Rangoli has been privileged to be part of that story. There are very few people in this country who embody the relationship between a woman and her saree the way she does.

Bangladesh

Nusraat Faria — Bangladeshi actress, model and performer known across Dhallywood and Tollywood for films including Aashiqui, Hero 420, Boss 2: Back to Rule and her acclaimed portrayal of Sheikh Hasina in Mujib: The Making of a Nation. Nusraat's connection to fine ethnic wear crosses borders as naturally as her career does.

South India

Shruti Haasan — Actress, singer and daughter of the legendary Kamal Haasan. One of South India's most recognised faces across Tamil, Telugu and Hindi cinema, with a bold personal style that extends to her ethnic wear choices. Shruti's association with Rangoli's Hyderabad stores reflects the brand's presence at the heart of the city's cultural life.

This page reflects genuine associations. Rangoli has always believed that the finest endorsement is a repeat customer — and these women have come back.