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PHOTOS: Priyanka Chopra, Sunny Pawar Owned The Red Carpet At The Oscars This Year

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The 89th Academy Awards saw scores of beautiful celebrities who looked dazzling in their designer outfits on the red carpet.

And, among the dazzlers were Indian celebrities who have made it to several 'best dressed' lists across the world.

Priyanka Chopra reigned with an eye-catching geometric Ralph and Russo white-and-silver panel dress, which the 34-year-old star complemented with straight open hair and minimal make-up.

Chopra had opted for a white outfit last year too at her first Oscars red carpet appearance.

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Chopra, known for her role as Alex Parrish in the hit television series Quantico, is set to make her Hollywood debut with Baywatch.
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Chopra looked stunning in the sharply cut white Ralph and Russo gown.
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Dev Patel was nominated for Actor in a Supporting Role for Oscars 2017 for the film Lion.

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Patel poses on the red carpet with his mother Anita Patel.
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Anita Patel wore an gold and black flowing saree to the event.
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Sunny Pawar arrives on the red carpet for the 89th Oscars on February 26, 2017 in Hollywood, California.
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Pawar portrays the role of young Saroo, later played by actor Dev Patel in the film Lion.

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