New Delhi: Rakulpreet Singh is gearing up for her upcoming release, Thank God. The movie also features Sidharth Malhotra and Ajay Devgn in the leads. The actress on Sunday took to her social media handle and shared a string of pictures in which she looks drop-dead gorgeous.
Rakulpreet Singh shared a series of pictures, in which she was seen donning a red bodycon dress. The actress looked ravishing in a glam makeup and styled her hair into soft curls.
She completed her look with a brown gradient pump heels. Sharing the pictures, she wrote, “#THANKGOD for red! ❤️.”
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Rakul Preet Singh is a true fashionista and her Instagram photos are proof that she can pull off any outfit easily.
Meanwhile, Rakulpreet and Sidharth Malhotra starrer Thank God has unveiled another heart melting song titled ‘Dil De Diya’ on October 17.
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Dil De Diya is a beautiful track which shows a husband’s (Sidharth Malhotra) repentance over his deeds to his wife played by Rakulpreet, as the former struggles to survive. The video opens with Ajay Devgn as Citragupta and making a common man realise his mistakes that took him to the world between life and death.
Meanwhile, fans have been anticipating the release of the film, which is a sequel to the smash film OMG: Oh My God! Before the film’s debut, the producers are attempting to capture everyone’s attention and raise the level of excitement by releasing a new trailer.
Thank You will face stiff competition with Ram Setu at box office. When asked about the clash with Ram Setu, Sidharth said, “I feel Diwali is such a period that historically multiple films have come. I think that’s the period when people want to enjoy movies and come. So, I don’t really feel that it’s something would hamper or take away from any other film. Ram Setu is Akshay Kumar’s film and we wish him all the luck. It’s all upto the audience.”
