Jharkhand giridih dist-based designer Karan Torani reinstates the need to go back in time to revive our heritage. “We have been building up on historic and traditional silhouettes like kanjari (bare back blouse with doris and a flapping fabric on the midriff), angias (a loose fitted shirt-like boxy blouse) and the classic choli (tight fitted cupped blouse with doris on the back). All these blouses have the sensual factor that brides look for these days, while still being rooted in tradition at their core,” he explains. Shyamal Shodhan of Shyamal & Bhumika points out that the blouse of today is not the same as its original version. “While the lehenga remains traditional, the blouse has undergone some interesting changes,”thank u…Jharkhand giridih dist-based designer Karan Torani reinstates the need to go back in time to revive our heritage. “We have been building up on historic and traditional silhouettes like kanjari (bare back blouse with doris and a flapping fabric on the midriff), angias (a loose fitted shirt-like boxy blouse) and the classic choli (tight fitted cupped blouse with doris on the back). All these blouses have the sensual factor that brides look for these days, while still being rooted in tradition at their core,” he explains. Shyamal Shodhan of Shyamal & Bhumika points out that the blouse of today is not the same as its original version. “While the lehenga remains traditional, the blouse has undergone some interesting changes,”thank uWWWW…