Urfi Javed has recently shared some pictures on her Instagram page, in which she is seen in a traditional look. The actress has once again blown everyone’s senses
New Delhi: After becoming a part of ‘Bigg Boss OTT’, the famous small screen actress Urfi Javed is no longer interested in any introduction. Often she remains in the headlines for her unique fashion sense. Because of this, she also comes under the target of trollers many times, but it never makes any difference to her. Now once again Urfi has shown her bo*ld avatar.
The actress again came into the limelight
Urfi Ja may have been able to survive in ‘Bigg Boss OTT’ for only a week, but she definitely got the recognition for which she went on the show. Now the actress has again come into the limelight due to her latest photoshoot. Recently, Urfi has shared some pictures on her Instagram page, in which she is seen in a traditional look.
Urfi stuns her senses in a traditional look
Urfi has again shared her new pictures, in which she is not seen in bikini, monokini or bo*ld dress but in saree. Seeing the actress in such a sari, her fans have also been surprised. Urfi has shared two of her pictures together, in which her performances are amazing. This time Urfi has left b*oldness and carried a traditional look, in which she is looking lovely.
Urfi seen in red deep neck blouse
It can be seen in the pictures that Urfi is seen in a printed white sari, with which the actress is carrying a red deep neck blouse. Urfi has completed the look with light makeup and open hair. The bowed eyes of the actress are making the fans drunk. While sharing the photos, Urfi has written ‘Cinderellaaaaaaa’ in the caption.
Urfi has been seen in these shows
Now this style of Urfi is going viral on social media. Seeing the photos, users are expressing different types of reactions. It is worth noting that Urfi Javed was last seen in ‘Bigg Boss OTT’. She became evicted from this show in a few days. Apart from this, Urfi has also been seen in many other TV shows like ‘Bade Bhaiya Ki Dulhan’, ‘Bepanaha’, and ‘Ae Mere Humsafar’.
