Traditionally brides wear a white silk wedding Sari. Usha decides to wear a sleeveless blouse and sari. Kapoor wore a red "sari" draped in the style of a "dhoti". Different courts adopted their own styles of draping and indigenising the sari. There are many different styles of sari draping varying across regions and communities. Traditionally women wear Sari and Ghagra Choli. It is the main undergarment worn with a sari. They later agreed on the sari, Chopra's only Indian costume in the film. Henceforth, Roopa keeps her right cheek hidden under the veil of her sari. Bengali women commonly wear the "sari", often distinctly designed according to local cultural customs. Like a midriff-revealing sari, it fits. Older women wear the five-yard sari. The bride is adorned with the "Sado" (wedding "sari") and "Pirduk" (wedding necklace). A simple white sari, worn as a daily wear, is called a "mundu". The Malay legend of Kris Taming Sari is also attributed to Majapahit origin.