Actress Sangeetha Sringeri Drapes Silver And Red Saree For Bathtub Photoshoot

Kannada actress Sangeetha Sringeri made her debut in the television entertainment industry by playing the role of Sati in the serial Hara Hara Mahadeva. She looked every bit convincing in the role and has also earned accolades for her acting prowess in her cinema debut with the film 777 Charlie. Sangeetha also puts her best foot forward when it comes to fashion and this can be seen in her latest photoshoot.

Sangeetha posed for the cameras in a bathtub this time. She donned a dual-tone silver and red saree with floral imprints on the blouse with a plunging neckline and saree’s border. She accessorised her look with a bracelet, earrings and a ring. She opted for glam makeup that included a red shade of lipstick, properly drawn eyebrows and contoured cheeks. Sangeetha wrote in the caption, “Elegance never goes out of style.” She attached the song Moon And Her Daughter to the pictures, composed by the musical band The Poison Oaks.

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Sangeetha Sringeri made her film debut with 777 Charlie.

Social media users and Sangeetha’s colleagues from the entertainment industry appreciated her for this photoshoot. Laxmi Krishna, a famous celebrity stylist, commented with two-heart emoticons. One of the social media users called her, a “fashion icon”. Another wrote, “Beauty and Hotness have totally mixed perfectly in you”. One of the users, however, criticised her for doing a bathtub photoshoot.

Sangeetha treated the fans to another set of pictures in the same outfit and wrote in the caption, “ELEGANCE.”

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Actress Raveena Ravi commented with the heart-eyed emoji and others also appreciated her for the same.

Sangeetha also dominated the headlines for her acting stint in the film Shivaji Surathkal 2 headlined by actor Ramesh Aravind. Akash Srivatsa had directed this film. It took a time leap of five years since the first instalment. It showed how five years had passed since Shivaji Surathkal (Ramesh Aravind) cracked the infamous Ranagiri case. Anjanadri Cine Creations and Ram Pictures produced the film.