Watch: Sandeepa Dhar Sets Internet On Fire With Her Killer Dance Moves

Bollywood actress Sandeepa Dhar is renowned as a promising actor for her remarkable performances over the years. Apart from this, Dhar is also a trained dancer, which is evident on her social media account. The actress has always blessed our feeds with her latest photos and videos. She recently posted a dance video on her social media account.

Taking to Instagram, the actress shared a transition video of her dance. In the caption, she wrote, “Siri translate the lyrics to Hindi.” She also used the hashtags #sareelove, #indianwear, #desigirl, and #era. In the clip, the actress is first seen in a top and a skirt, and then she transforms into a saree. Sandeepa is seen grooving to the beats of the trending song, Aasa Kooda.

Earlier, the actress wore a blue top and paired it with a skirt. Later, she wore an orange colour saree and a blouse. She left her traces open and opted for nude makeup. She adorned her with a pair of jhumkas and oxidised bangles in one of her hands. The video went viral on the internet. The video garnered over 80k likes and received 1.2 million views on Instagram.

Several users commented on the post, while many dropped red heart emojis. One of the fans praised her and wrote, “You look so good in the saree.” Another wrote, “Looking stunning.” The third user said, “Just looking like a wow.” A fourth user wrote, “You are looking so pretty.”

Earlier, the actress shared her killer dance moves on the viral song Tauba Tauba from Bad Newz. The post is also a transitioned video, in which she transformed into a sizzling outfit while performing Vicky Kaushal’s song. The caption of the post read, “Tauba.” The post went viral and garnered several likes and comments.

In a candid chat with ETimes in 2022, Dhar opened up about her journey as a dancer. “I’m a very introverted person in the sense that I’m not the kind of person who shares their issues with somebody, who’s going to sit down and say that I am going through something. So the only thing through which I kind of get it all out, has always been dance. So whether I’m feeling sad, if I’m down and out, if I’m feeling sad, if I’m feeling upset, I’m feeling whatever I’m feeling, it kind of comes out through dance,” she said.