Only Sonam Bajwa Can Make A Candid ‘Running Late' Moment Look This Cute
Sonam Bajwa's lighthearted interactions with the paparazzi are quickly becoming the internet's obsession and honestly, we get it. The actress knows how to keep things light and relatable, even when she is in a hurry. Her most recent outing in Mumbai added yet another moment to the list.
Spotted while stepping out of a venue, Sonam seemed to be in quite a rush, heading straight towards her car. While she was en route, paparazzi requested for a quick picture and the actress responded in the most candid way possible. With a gentle hand gesture and a smile, she told them, 'Mujhe late ho raha hai (I am getting late)."
For the outing, Sonam Bajwa kept things effortlessly chic in a simple blue printed kurta set, proving that minimalism never goes out of style.
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Sonam Bajwa In Baaghi 4
Sonam Bajwa has her plate full ahead. Last seen in Housefull 5, she is now back with another film, the next installment of Baaghi, alongside Tiger Shroff, Sanjay Dutt and debutant Harnaaz Sandhu will also join the duo for the violent ride in the film, and looking at the teaser, it seems that Baaghi 4 will be the most violent film ever made in Bollywood. The action thriller is directed by A Harsha and produced by Sajid Nadiadwala.
The teaser opens with an emotional dialogue from Tiger and then Sanjay, Sonam and Harnaaz are seen performing relentless action. They are seen chopping off heads and stabbing others with no expressions of mercy on their face.
The Baaghi franchise kicked off in 2016 with Tiger Shroff and Shraddha Kapoor playing the lead pair in a high-octane action and intense romance film. Its 2018 sequel, Baaghi 2, saw Tiger paired with Disha Patani while the third installment brought Shraddha back alongside Riteish Deshmukh and Ankita Lokhande. Now, Baaghi 4 is all set to arrive in theatres this year on September 5.
Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat
Besides Baaghi 4, Sonam has romantic thriller Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat, starring Harshvardhan Rane in the lead role. Originally scheduled for a Gandhi Jayanti opening on October 2, the makers recently postponed its release to October 21.
The announcement came with a brand-new poster, capturing the lead pair in an intense and emotionally charged moment, promising a tale of love and intense drama.
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