Mouni Roy has set the temperatures soaring with her latest video.
Mouni Roy left her fans gasping for breath with her latest video, in which she can be seen sporting a Gold-sequined dress.
Mouni Roy, who launched her acting career with the popular television show ‘Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi’, has since made a successful transition into films and music videos, capturing attention with her stunning looks and captivating performances. Her Instagram account, brimming with fashionable posts, frequently goes viral, setting major fashion goals with her vacation snapshots. Keeping up with her trendsetting ways, Mouni made the most of her Sunday by sharing a sizzling video, once again dazzling her followers with her impeccable style.
In the video, Mouni Roy can be seen posing elegantly, dressed in a glamorous, gold-sequined outfit that shimmers under the light. The top part of her outfit features fringes, adding a touch of drama, while the bottom part is a long, high-waisted skirt with a zigzag pattern. Mouni is posing with one arm raised above her head and the other hand resting on her waist, exuding confidence. The caption accompanying the image reads, “Take the drama one notch down Juliet!”
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Mouni Roy has come a long way ever since she made her television debut with Ekta Kapoor’s Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi. She became a popular name after she starred in Naagin. Mouni made her Bollywood debut with Akshay Kumar’s Gold in 2018. Last year, Mouni was seen in Ayan Mukerji’s magnum opus, Brahmastra. Recently, she was also seen in a music video titled ‘Dotara’ along with Jubin Nautiyal. Mouni Roy was also seen in the web-series Sultan of Delhi. She was last seen in Emraan Hashmi-starrer Showtime.
In a recent interview, Mouni shared that it is projects like Sultan of Delhi and Brahmastra which changed people’s perception of her as an actor. “Brahmastra was absolutely different. When you see Gold, RAW and Made In China, I had played very Indianised characters. Maybe after Naagin and Sati, people could only see me as a ‘saree-clad Indian character’. So, for Milan sir to think of me as this cabaret dancer Nayantara, at a time when Brahmastra had not even released. I think it is an exciting time to be an actor where makers can visualise you in different roles. Such great parts are being written. I really feel fortunate to be offered these parts and be able to play them on screen,” she told Indian Express.
