Sonakshi Sinha has been in the news lately. Her performance in the recently released Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar created a buzz among fans. Just when we were trying to soak in her ethereal appearance in the series, the actress left us amazed with her oh-so-gorgeous pictures on Instagram. Sonakshi’s black pantsuit screams boss lady vibes from miles away.
Adorned with intricate embellishments in shades of grey and blue to form a floral pattern all over, her ensemble was all about a perfect amalgamation of sophistication and chic factor. Adding to the risqué element was her plunging neckline and we are not even complaining. From her accessory aisle, she picked a pair of golden hoops and statement rings.
For makeup, the Dabangg 3 actress chose a dewy base, nude lips, and highlighted cheeks. Her flawless eye makeup with a dash of green colour and mascara-laden lashes perfectly elevated her natural beauty. Leaving her tresses half-open in all their glory, she aced the power dressing game. She captioned her post, “On my way to somewhere beautiful… coming?!?”
Meanwhile, Sonakshi recently celebrated her 37th birthday. The cutest wish came from her rumoured beau Zaheer Iqbal. Sharing a beautiful reel comprising some never-before-seen pictures with the birthday girl, the actor wrote, “Happy birthday Sonz.” Upon receiving the wish, she couldn’t contain her excitement and reacted to the post with some red heart emojis.
While Sonakshi’s portrayal of a shrewd courtesan turned out to be a game-changer for her career, the actress’s film trajectory has not always been smooth. Not long ago, the Dahaad actress looked back at her difficult phase in an exclusive chat with News18 Showsha. Sonakshi said, “The only time when I felt like nothing is working out despite giving it my all was when I completely changed my trajectory in terms of the roles that I was doing and yet, some of those didn’t work out. But I enjoyed doing them as an actor. I also enjoyed working with those particular people on those few films that didn’t really work out commercially. Yet, I kept questioning, ‘Why is it not happening?’”
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