Fans refer to Tamannaah Bhatia as “Pretty” after seeing her at the airport with her parents without makeup
Because to her popular song Kaavaalaa from Jailer, Tamannaah Bhatia has been in the news. Since its release, the movie has dominated the box office. Well, the actress and her parents were sighted at the airport today. She caused a stir when a recent airport video of her went viral. The actress, who is renowned for her luminous beauty, drew the attention of fans as she flaunted a chic “no makeup” appearance, inspiring them to applaud her.
Tamannaah is seen wearing ethnic clothing in the video that Viral Bhayani posted. Her choice to forgo cosmetics highlighted her natural attractiveness and captured viewers’ attention. Her appearance has generated a lot of talk online. She seems young. Her beauty is being praised by fans. She looks incredibly gorgeous without makeup, an admirer said. A other person wrote, “Pyari lgrrii bht is dress me.” The song can be found in the film Jailer, in which Rajinikanth plays Jailer Muthuvel Pandian. Priyanka Mohan, Shiva Rajkumar, Jackie Shroff, Ramya Krishnan, Yogi Babu, Vasanth Ravi, and Vinayakan all play significant parts in the action-packed family entertainment.
In August, the actor will appear in two consecutive films. On August 11, her movie Bhola Shankar—which stars Chiranjeevi—will be released. The film, which was directed by Meher Ramesh, is a Telugu adaptation of the 2015 Tamil smash Vedalam. Keerthy Suresh, Rashmi Gautam, Vennela Kishore, and Murali Sharma will all play significant parts in the official adaptation.
Vijay Varma recently said that he is ‘not comfortable’ with it and added that he is working to get accustomed to it. “First of all, I’m surprised that people are so interested in us as a pair. It’s extremely pleasant and humbleing, but when it first occurred, I wasn’t accustomed to it. I was used to exploring on my own. We often get a lot of attention when we go out together, Vijay remarked, according to Indian Express. Tamannaah and Vijay Varma are dating.
