Shriya Saran Oozes Glamour In Indo-western Yellow Co-ord Set

Shriya Saran, popular for her remarkable performance in the Drishyam franchise, is one of the favoured choices for directors across various industries. The talented actress continues to steal the limelight for her captivating social media presence, where she shares insights from her personal and professional lives. Shriya Saran has the ability to make headlines with her stellar fashion choices. This is what led her to garner a huge fan following for herself. Her recent set of pictures, which she shared on Instagram, is proof that the actress’ fashion game is always on point.

For her latest photoshoot, Shriya Saran slipped into a gorgeous Indo-western yellow co-ord set. The stunning attire by fashion designer Payal Singhal featured a sleeveless square neck blouse and a thigh-high slit skirt. Adorned with golden and white zardari work, both crop top and skirt had intricate designs on it. The tiny tassels on the blouse enhanced the beauty of her outfit for the day. For the accessories, she picked a pair of matching golden dangling earrings and a bracelet that complemented her look.

The choice of makeup that Shriya Saran wore perfectly blended with her ensemble and she looked gorgeous in brown smokey eyes, nude lip shade, and contoured cheeks. Her wavy hair, which she kept open, gave her a mesmerising look as she flaunted her enthralling beauty in the pictures. Sharing the pictures, she wrote, “I’m flying.”

Fans were seemingly smitten to see the pictures shared by Shriya. They showered her with compliments full of love. One of the fans said, “Beautiful, lovelyy, pretty, wonderful, stylish and graceful.” Another commented on her picture, “Gorgeous looking beauty don’t look around for beauty check yourself in the mirror.” A third chimed in saying, “You look so beautiful girlie.”

Shriya Saran’s last appearance was in the musical film titled Music School. The film was released on May 12 this year. Written and directed by Papa Rao Biyyala, the film featured 12 songs, out of which 9 songs were composed by Ilaiyaraaja.