Clad in a long white heavy lehenga-like skirt, the tall brunette stumbled during the catwalk but managed to keep her balance.
She remained graceful despite the scary moment which saw her repeatedly caught in the floor-length dress.
The model also suffered a minor wardrobe malfunction when her blouse ripped open while walking towards the backstage but she still did not lose it and received a huge round of applause for her confidence.
She was representing designers Ambika and Divya's label Dabiri. The show titled Jharcraft was a part of the AIFW's partnership with Jharkhand.
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