Sreeleela channels her inner Barbie in stunning all-pink look, see here

Sreeleela in a barbie look

Actress Sreeleela set Instagram on fire with her latest post, where she truly embraced her inner Barbie.

Taking to social media, the Kissik star shared a glamorous photo in which she was seen donning a pink crop top paired with a matching pink skirt. To complete the look, she added a stylish pink jacket layered over the crop top, giving major Barbie vibes that immediately caught the attention of her fans.

The vibrant pink ensemble, paired with her radiant smile and confident pose, quickly became a talking point online.

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The moment the photo was posted, fans flocked to the comment section to shower her with love and admiration. One user wrote, "Waiting for tu mera lover song from mass Jathara," clearly excited for her upcoming release.

Another chimed in, calling her a "Barbie dol." A third added, "Stunning in pinkkkk," capturing the collective sentiment of her fanbase.

On the professional front, Sreeleela is gearing up for an exciting new chapter in her career as she steps into Bollywood. The actress is all set to make her Hindi film debut alongside Kartik Aaryan in an upcoming romantic drama directed by the acclaimed filmmaker Anurag Basu.

The film, which is currently untitled, is being shot across the picturesque locations of Gangtok and Darjeeling.

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During the shoot, Sreeleela and Kartik Aaryan also had the opportunity to meet Sikkim's Chief Minister, Prem Singh Tamang, at his official residence.

Initially announced under the working title Aashiqui 3, the project had to part ways with the iconic title due to a dispute with filmmaker Vikram Bhatt, who claims ownership of the franchise name. Despite the change, producer Bhushan Kumar of T-Series is moving forward with the project and plans to retain the classic music from the original Aashiqui, as the rights still remain with T-Series.