Shraddha Das Keeps It Casually Chic In Red Crop Top And Cargo Pants

Actress Shraddha Das is known for her acting prowess and impeccable fashion sense. She has made a place in Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Malayalam and Hindi films with her strong on-screen presence and charming persona. Recently, she shared a few pictures that are now going viral on the internet. In the pictures, the actress can be seen donning a red crop top. She paired it with khaki-coloured cargo pants and sneakers. Opting for a no-makeup look, Shraddha leaves her hair open as she strikes a few poses for the lens. She is seen posing beside a pool.

Social media users have commented on the pictures. One user wrote, “Your eyes look like two stars twinkling in the night sky”. Another user commented, “Trendsetter in fashion”. One user also wrote, “Your outfit is cute as always”.

Be it with her traditional outfits or western ensemble, the actress never fails to make her fans awe-struck. Some time back, Shraddha was seen posing in a knotted dark grey crop top and teamed it up with a sequined silver skirt and blue denim jacket with fringes detailing. Sharing the pictures, she captioned it, “Where it all began”.

Fans have filled in the comment section with praise and adulation. One user wrote, “Always strong and fierce”. Another commented, “Your fashion sense is too good”. The third user wrote, “Stunning”. One user also added, “Gorgeous”.

Shraddha Das started her acting journey with the 2008 Telugu movie Siddu From Srikakulam. Then she gained widespread recognition through her roles in films such as Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji, The Royal Bengal Tiger, Sanam Teri Kasam, Babumoshai Bandookbaaz, and PSV Garuda Vega.

The actress was last seen in Neeraj Pandey’s directorial Khakee: The Bihar Chapter. Now, she is all set to appear in films including Lechindi Mahila Lokam, Arrdham, and Chai Shai Biscuits. Written and directed by Himanshu Bhatnagar, the film also stars Sheeba Chaddha and Shishir Sharma in leading roles. With music composed by Kaizad Gherda, the cinematography of the film is handled by Milind Shirke.