India, Sept. 19 -- If you are looking at ways to amp up a basic hairstyle this festive season, take a cue from Shanaya Kapoor. The actor recently turned heads during Ganpati celebrations in Mumbai by weaving several tiny ghungroos into her hair. The trend is gaining popularity on social media, with videos under the #ghungroo hashtag getting over 1.5 million views as beauty creators show off their own mane moments. Experts believe that tinkling hair accessories are about to be a big hit on every Garba floor and atweddings this season. "That subtle jingle every time you move brings such a fun, energetic vibe to your look. It's practically made for dandiya nights," says makeup and hair artist Tejasvini Chander Kapoor. "You can easily snag these accessories online for super cheap or even DIY them at home." This nostalgic detail is also getting a major modern upgrade. Hair and makeup expert Harveen Kathuria notes, "Ghungroo hairpins were huge in '80s wedding styling; brides and bridesmaids always wore them as fixed borders around their judas and buns. What's changed now is the placement; they are being scattered freely through open hair, braids, or half-up styles. It feels so much lighter, younger, and less predictable. They're perfect for the upcoming festive and wedding season, but the key is keeping the pieces delicate so the look stays clean instead of overly busy."...