Bollywood is abuzz with innovative and exciting projects that are set to hit the screens soon. Just recently, the Delhi schedule of the highly anticipated film 'Murder Mubarak' has come to a close, and needless to say, the entire team was in high spirits. Karisma Kapoor, Sanjay Kapoor, Vijay Varma, and Sara Ali Khan, along with almost the entire cast and crew, came together to toast the momentous occasion at the wrap party, where an exquisite poster cake was the highlight of the festivities.

Karisma took to Instagram to share a glimpse of the wrap-up party, where the highlight was a huge cake. Take a look at it here:

The carousel post by Karisma showcased the film's cast and crew members, all revelling in the joyous occasion. Undoubtedly, the delectable poster cake took centre stage at the celebratory gathering. Crafted from rich chocolate, the poster cake with fondant icing bore the inscription 'Murder Mubarak' in exquisite lettering with 'Delhi Schedule Wrap' emblazoned on its side. Also next to it was another chic-looking, round dark chocolate cake with blue fondant icing and golden confectionery on it. We are pretty sure the cakes were a decadent affair.

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However, that wasn't the only photograph that graced our screens. The charming Sara too gave us an exclusive peek into the festivities following the wrap-up of 'Murder Mubarak'. Sara generously shared a snapshot of the same delectable cake on her Instagram account. In addition, she treated us to a sneak peek of some scrumptious desserts alongside Homi Adajania's wife, Anaita Shroff Adajania, as they indulged in some delectable macarons and pastries behind the scenes of the set. Feast your eyes on these delightful captures.

Both Sara and Karisma are self-confessed foodies who don’t leave a chance to experience gastronomic goodness. And Murder Mubarak's Delhi schedule wrap-up party was a treat for indulgence.