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The red carpet fashion at Zee Cine Awards 2014 was decent and impressive. We saw a lot of celebrities donning different look at the red carpet of the much awaited awards night. While many celebrities like Vidya Balan, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Kareena Kapoor etc were missing in the awards night, there were some who added the much required glam touch to the red carpet fashion. For example, Deepika Padukone was shining bright like a diamond in a crystal beaded halter-neck Naeem Khan gown. Priyanka Chopra on the other side kept it simple and sober in a traditional look.

The desi girl wrapped up a paper silk saree which had golden sequinned embellishments all over it. We even saw some sexy gowns on celebs like Sonakshi Sinha, Yami Gautam, Sonal Chauhan to name a few. While most of the celebrities kept the red carpet look classy and sober, Sonal Chauhan went bold and experimented with her red carpet style! Sonal Chauhan wore a black Shivan and Narresh designed gown which had cut-out details on the bodice, waist and featured a dangerously deep cut back. The gown fit her figure like second skin and flaunted her toned body. Even sarees and anarkalis were seen at the red carpet fashion of Zee Cine Awards 2014. Shreya Ghoshal kept it ethnic in an anarkali, whereas Vaani Kapoor looked stylish in a printed Varun Bahl saree. We even saw the cutie pregnant celebrity, Genelia D'Souza. Genelia wore a blue Rohit Bal designed anarkali. Here are the best dressed celebrities from Zee Cine Awards 2014 red carpet.

Deepika Padukone Deepika Padukone glittered in a Fall 2013 Naeem Khan gown. The halter-neck gown had a deep back. Deepika accessorised the look with a diamond studded headwrap.


Elli Avram Elli looked cute in a peach coloured frilly anarkali. The desi style of the new bee looked gorgeous!

Genelia D'Souza Pregnant Genelia looked gorgeous in a Rohit Bal floor length anarkali. She carried the look with Pinky Saraf clutch and also wore kundan necklace and earrings.

Priyanka Chopra Priyanka wore a paper silk white and golden coloured Jade saree. The saree had thick pink borders and sequinned golden embellishments on it.

Shreya Ghoshal Shreya kept it simple and classy in a golden and silver coloured sequinned anarkali.

Sonakshi Sinha Sonakshi looked like a curvy mermaid in a white and black frilly Gauri and Nainika gown. She too wore a spiked golden hairband from Manish Arora for Amrapali.

 Sonal Chauhan Sonal looked sexy in a plain black Shivanand Naressh designed gown which had cut-out details on the bodice and back.

 Sonali Bendre Sonali wore a floor length anarkali by Manish Malhotra. The checkered coral coloured collar neck bodice looked chic with the floral embroidered anarkali.

 Swara Bhaskar Swara looked bright in a pink ruffled Guri and Nainika gown. The ruffled shoulders looked like a cape. Swara accessorised the red carpet look at Zee Cine Awards 2014 with pearl drop stone-studded necklace from Estaa and Renu Oberoi earrings.

Vaani Kapoor Vaani Kapoor was another bes dressed celebrity at the Zee Cine Awards 2014 red carpet. She looked beautiful in an elegant white and black coloured Varun Bahl saree. The saree had floral print on the borders and bottom. It also featured sequinned black beaded metallic work on the borders.

Yami Gautam Yami opted for a strapless yellow frilly mermaid gown which was worn with a statement emerald drop earrings.

It was a star-studded wedding as Ahana Deol tied the knot with Delhi-based businessman Vaibhav Vora. The evening saw top Bollywood names as well as people from Mumbai's business and social circles drop by to wish the couple luck. Dharmendra and Hema Malini along with Esha Deol played perfect hosts, as they welcomed each of the guests personally.

Tighten your belt and clean yourself up a little. That's the message to the royal household of Queen Elizabeth from British members of parliament, who issued a critical report Tuesday urging the palace to do more to cut costs while keeping up appearances. The report by the Public Accounts Committee found that for 2012-2013, the Royal Household's budget of $51.38 million — which covers buildings maintenance, staff wages and associated costs such as travel to take part in royal duties — had been exceeded by almost $4 million dollars. To make up for the shortfall, the Royal Household was forced to draw on a reserve fund that now has a balance of "only" 1 million British pounds, about $1.7 million, the committee, chaired by the British Labour politician Margaret Hodge, said. The report said that the reserve fund was now running at a "historically low level."

"I am sorry to say this to you again, but throughout the world of things funded by the public purse, people have had to do more for less. On the whole, in the public sector, that means fewer people delivering more efficiently. That does not appear to have happened; in fact, you overspent," Hodge said, addressing royal household officials who, along with the Her Majesty's Treasury, are charged with overseeing the taxpayer money. Transcripts of exchanges between MPs and palace officials were released with the report. "I do not understand why you did not cut back your expenditure to live within your means," Hodge said, as part of a discussion with Sir Alan Reid, the Royal Household's Keeper of the Privy Purse.

The royal family's annual costs are met partly through public money under a funding system called the Sovereign Grant. This grant, according to the report, will rise to around $63 million for 2014-2015. In reply to a question from committee member Nick Smith about the increased cost of using the queen's helicopter — from $1.9 million in 2007-2008 to $2.6 million in 2012-2013 — despite overall "reduced travel costs in recent years, Reid said: "The helicopter has replaced the amount of ?xed-wing aircraft we were using, so you will see a compensating saving of £500,000 (about $828, 200) in what has been spent there." The report arrived on a day when Britain's Office for National Statistics released data showing that the economy has now grown for four consecutive quarters, and that for 2013, gross domestic product expanded at its quickest pace in six years. The British economy grew 1.9% for the year, its best performance since 2007, when GDP increased 3.4%.

The committee also noted that more need to be done to address what the Labour MP Alan Mitchell, in a question to Reid, referred to as Buckingham Palace's — the queen's main London residence — "crumbling surroundings." "Clearly the buildings are not actually falling down," Reid quickly shot back. That was followed by comments from Richard Bacon, another MP on the committee, who said: "The wall as you walk in through the main gates of Buckingham palace was. I rememberwalking under it and it being explained to us that the stone — I think it is from Caen in Normandy — was dropping on people, although I don't think anyone was actually hit."