Shraddha Das steals the show in a sultry wine corset and pleated skirt

Actress Shraddha Das has enthralled the audience with her performances in various sectors such as Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Malayalam and Hindi. She is known to grab eyeballs with her sartorial outfits. Shraddha Das loves to stay at the top of the fashion game with her impeccable sense of style. Her recent photos have caught the attention of her fans. Shraddha Das’ beautiful ethnic ensemble is going viral. She paired a chocolate brown pleated skirt with a wine-colored corset crop top. Shraddha Das radiates radiance and grace as she poses for the camera. She further accentuated her look by adorning herself with a layered chunky gold chain and a matching bracelet. She let her top and necklace take center stage and therefore opted for a tight, neat bun. For makeup, Shraddha Das opted for maroon lipstick and smokey eyes to add a touch of drama to her subtle look. It was the combination of her calf-high boots with the ethnic ensemble that stole the spotlight and showcased her unique sense of styling.

Shraddha Das’ fans showered her with compliments. One comment read: “Nice boots. Managed to take one of the photos.” Another comment read: “Great work, ma’am.” One comment read: “You are the most beautiful, Shraddha.” Another comment: “Killing it!”

Shraddha Das has often charmed her fans and viewers with her prolific acting talent and has made an indelible mark in the industry. She started her acting journey in 2008 in the Telugu film industry with the film Siddu From Sikakulam. Her role garnered her immense recognition.

Later, she starred in films like Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji, The Royal Bengal Tiger, Sanam Teri Kasam, Babumoshai Bandookbaaz and PSV Garuda Vega. She was recently seen in Neeraj Pandey’s Khakee: The Bihar Chapter. She currently has many projects in the pipeline including Lechindi Mahila Lokam, Arrdham and Chai Shai Biscuits. Himanshu Bhatnagar directs Chai Shai Biscuits and also stars Sheeba Chaddha and Shishir Sharma in prominent roles, with music by Kaizad Gherda and cinematography by Milind Shirke.