Shruti Haasan Drapes Saree Like Never Before; Her Goddess Avatar Will Make Your Jaw Drop

Shruti Haasan, the daughter of Kamal Haasan and Sarika Thakur, is a stunning actress who believes in hard work. She is a person who has a lot of confidence. The actress is even a playback singer and an amazing dancer. Shruti loves fashion and cosmetics as she is a trendy styler. Black seems to be her favorite color. Shruti Haasan has a huge fan base and the fans adore her for acting and dressing style. Shruti Haasan is a true social media queen as the actress is an avid gram user and mesmerizes her fans with her every post.

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Recently, Shruti Haasan was seen in a beautiful ethnic avatar where Shruti was wearing a silk saree with brown and multi-colored printed pallu. Shruti had even worn a yellow zari blouse with a solid silver Kamar patta which had small white beads. The actress has worn a gold double necklace with studded diamonds and had worn long gold traditional earrings. Shruti had done a brown bronzed makeup look with brown eyeshadow. The actress had applied a white bindi. The Gabbar actress’s hair looks shiny, styled, and was in a middle partition. To complete the look, Shruti added a dark-red colored gold ring. Shruti looked effortlessly stunning.

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Shruti Haasan’s photo was beautiful and the background too enhanced the picture even more. The Welcome Back actress always looks alluring. She has partnered with a fashion brand and for that, Shruti had to do a shoot in ethnic wear for which the actress had worn a beautiful saree and was looking just breathtaking. Shruti’s ethnic looks will leave you totally amazed.

Shruti’s fans are totally excited and waiting for her new looks to dazzle them again.

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On the work front, Shruti will be seen in a Kannada movie, Salaar directed by Prashanth Neel, and in NBK 107, a film by Gopichand Malineni.