Tripti Dimri turns heads at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2025 in New York

Tripti Dimri at The Victoria Secret Fashion Show 2025

Triptii Dimri, the breakout star of Animal was seen in the front row at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show 2025 in New York City on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, one of the most sought-after events in the fashion industry.

With celebrities, designers, and performers from around the world lighting up the runway, the evening was as glamorous as it gets. Triptii, as usual, brought her trademark poise and understated charm.

Dressed in a look that effortlessly blended modern edge with timeless grace, she stood out without trying to. It was yet another reminder of her quiet but commanding rise on the global stage — both as an actress and a style icon.

But while Triptii shone in the spotlight, it was a quiet action off-stage that truly got fans talking.

Amid swirling controversy surrounding Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s upcoming film Spirit, which stars Prabhas, Triptii — who recently replaced Deepika Padukone as the female lead — made what many are calling a “classy statement without saying a word.”

The actress liked a heartfelt reel posted by celebrity draper Dolly Jain, who recalled Deepika’s grit and grace during the filming of the iconic Nagada Sang Dhol sequence from Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela.

The video described how Deepika, clad in a 30-kilo lehenga, danced barefoot despite bleeding and swollen feet — a moment of raw dedication that resonated deeply with fans.

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It came after Vanga’s cryptic social media posts, seemingly accusing a former cast member of breaching trust and misusing feminism — statements widely believed to be aimed at Deepika following her exit from Spirit.

In response, social media lit up with praise for Triptii’s empathy.

“Graceful, classy, and empathetic — that’s how you handle controversy,” one fan wrote. Another added, “Standing by another woman without dragging anyone down — we need more of this.”