Animal star Triptii Dimri dances to the beats of ‘Bole Chudiyan’; Ranbir Kapoor’s ‘Ghagra’ at a wedding reception, watch viral videos
Riding high on the success of her newly released film Animal, Triptii Dimri has earned herself a major fan following. Being referred to as ‘National Crush’ and ‘Bhabhi No. 2’ on the internet, Triptii has garnered a lot of attention since December 1 when the film was released. Whilst she is basking in the glory of the film, she has been attending a friend’s wedding and adding glamour to the festive season.
At the wedding reception, dressed in all black, Triptii Dimri was having a gala time dancing to the beats of Bollywood songs. She added charm to the celebration with her delightful moves, creating a joyous atmosphere. Triptii’s dance became a delightful highlight of the night and the videos of the same have gone viral. Known to be a fan of Ranbir Kapoor, she was dancing to the beats of ‘Ghagra’ from Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani which featured Madhuri Dixit along with him. She was also seen grooving to ‘Bole Chudiyan’ from Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham.
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The actress was in Goa for the wedding festivities of celebrity photographer and entrepreneur Rahul Jhangiani who tied the knot to his long-time partner Shimul Patel in an intimate setting. The venue Casa Waters by the beach, was specially designed and constructed to go along with the vibe of the wedding, which was a ‘music festival’. Right from the sangeet to the cocktail and reception, the space had different space set-ups for various music gigs like EDM, Qawwali and more.
On the work front, Triptii Dimri has two films in her kitty. She will be next seen in Mere Mehboob Mere Sanam opposite Vicky Kaushal, and Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video starring Rajkummar Rao. ALSO READ: Animal star Triptii Dimri in an ivory pearl-beaded lehenga is the epitome of wedding glamour
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