Shriya Saran donned a magnificent Sundown Coffee high-slit skirt by Nikita Wadhwa Mahisalkar

In her nearly two-decade-old cinema career, Shriya Saran, an actress, has had the good fortune to work with the best actors in both Tollywood and Kollywood. Even after over 20 years in the business, Agless Diva is still considered a bankable actress. In movies like Sivaji, Chatrapathi, Nuvve Nuvve, Santosham, Boss, and many more, she enchanted everyone with her superb acting talent and beautiful emotions. The actress captivated everyone with her exceptional acting skills, beautiful gestures, and ultra-glam beauty. The stunning has been updating her followers on the same via social media posts. The actress has excellent fashion sense and can wear any clothing, whether it’s ethnic or western.

Shriya Saran understands how to block the flow of fashion with her well-chosen selections and establish some significant fashion milestones along the way. Let us now inform you that Shriya has returned in a new stylish avatar. The actress chose a magnificent Sundown Coffee high-slit skirt by Nikita Wadhwa Mahisalkar for her most recent photos. Shriya paired it with a chic top that had a deep neckline, long sleeves, and power shoulders. The focal point was the front tassel accent. Don’t overlook the thigh-high slit. Shriya just chose statement rings as her accessories and let her clothing do the talking. She had pink lips, defined brows, mascara-coated eyelashes, and flushed cheeks. She had her hair loosely curled. She rounded off her look with black heels.

On the professional front, Shriya was recently seen in Drishyam 2 co-starring Ajay Devgn and Tabu. The actress soon will be seen with Sandalwood actors Upendra and Sudeep in the gangster drama Kabzaa. She will be seen in the role of Madhumathi in the movie touted to be an action entertainer. Kiccha Sudeep will also be seen in the lead role of Bharagava Bakshi in the flick. This highly-awaited drama will be released in several languages including Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam and Hindi, along with the old versions of Odiya and Bengali.