Aditi Roy Hydari Looks Chic In Casuals And High Bun As She Gets Papped Outside Yoga Class, Watch

Aditi Rao Hydari has been winning hearts from her recently released web series Heeramandi. The multi-starrer period drama is getting an overwhelming response from all corners. Well, today the actress was spotted in the city. Aditi looked pretty in a simple casual and messy hair bun as she exited her yoga class.

In the video, shared by Filmygyan, Aditi can be seen wearing a black colour tee paired with grey pants. She opted for a high bun because of the hot weather. She also smiled at the paps as they clicked her pictures. Fans dropped heart emojis in the comment section. Aditi Rao Hydari, a key figure in Heeramandi’ with an all-female cast, recently shared an experience where Bhansali reprimanded her during filming and provoked an emotional response from her by withholding food.

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Aditi told Bollywood Hungama, “That happened during the shooting of the first mujra. We started our shoot with ‘Hath hojao‘, which was the first mujra I did. I had also just recovered from Covid at that time. By the end of the first day… the costume was heavy and my brain was not taking in anymore… I could see what he was telling me, I could understand it, but the firing wasn’t happening. But, trust me, what he was saying made complete sense. I was so disappointed in myself because I knew he didn’t get what he wanted. But, just before we wrapped, we got it. My thing here was that he believed so much in us so I never wanted to see him disappointed.”

Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar now stars Manisha Koirala, Sonakshi Sinha, Aditi Rao Hydari, Richa Chadha, Sharmin Sehgal and Sanjeeda Sheikh as tawaifs. The series also stars Fardeen Khan, Taha Shah Badussha, Shekhar Suman, and Adhyayan Suman in the roles of the Nawabs.

The trailer was released earlier last month and it transported fans to a time when courtesans reigned as monarchs. Through the stories of courtesans and their clients, set against the turbulent backdrop of the Indian Independence struggle in the 1940s, the series investigates the cultural reality of the namesake area of Heera Mandi.