Shivani Rajashekhar is one of the most popular faces in the Telugu film industry. She made her debut in 2021 with Adbhutham. Since then, the diva has never looked back. She has worked on other popular projects like WWW, Nenjuku Needhi, and Shekar, to name a few. However, apart from her on-screen presence, Shivani is also known for her active social media presence. She constantly engages with her growing fan base on social media. Meanwhile, a few pictures of the actress went viral on the internet and have become the talk of the town. Let’s take a look.
In the latest trending photos, Shivani is seen wearing a maroon ruffled cotton saree, which she paired with a matching halter neck blouse. In the photographs, the actress showcased different poses during the photoshoot. To accentuate her simple look, the actress chose a no-makeup look, left her curly traces open, and completed her look with a black bindi. The actress did the photoshoot in the natural background. Take a look at the post:
Seeing the pictures, one of her fans commented, “Slaying beautifully.” Another one said, “You are so stunning.” “Super” added the third user. While many people left red hearts and fire emojis in the comments section.
Well, not only in traditional avatars Shivani slays equally in western outfits. A few days ago, the diva shared another couple of pictures where she was seen in her casual look. The actress wore a basic black crop top and teamed it with black denim. She opted for no makeup and left her hair open as she posed for the camera. The photographs went viral in no time.
Meanwhile, on the professional front, Shivani Rajashekhar was last seen in the Telugu-language romantic comedy-drama film Vidya Vasula Aham. The film is directed by Manikanth Gelli and stars Rahul Vijay and Shivani Rajashekar as the main leads.
The film was released on May 17, on Aha. The plot revolves around Vidya and Vasu, who have a delicate relationship with their egos and with one another. The young married couple are at odds.
Vidya Vasula Aham was initially scheduled for a theatrical release but was later released as a direct-to-video film on Aha.
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