Even In Airport Rush, Keerthy Suresh Takes Out Time For Selfie With Fan
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The actress was seen waiting for check-in at the airport when her fans recognised her and requested pictures with her.
Actress Keerthy Suresh once again won hearts with her humble and kind nature. On Wednesday, June 11, she was spotted at the departure gate of an airport when a few fans of the actress spotted her. Even though she seemed slightly in a hurry for her flight, Keerthy warmly greeted them and happily obliged their requests for pictures.
In a video doing rounds on Instagram, the actress was seen waiting for check-in at the airport when her fans recognised her and requested pictures with her. While Keerthy was caught up with the formalities, she took out some moments to pose for selfies with the fans, flashing a bright smile on her face. After this sweet interaction with her fans, she quickly headed inside to catch her flight.
Keerthy looked effortlessly graceful in a blue-tiered dress adorned with intricate floral work. It featured an embroidered V-neck and puff sleeves. She opted for a pair of delicate earrings and a classy watch to accentuate the beauty of her look. Keeping things subtle, Keerthy wore some kohl and glossy lipstick and left her hair open in soft curls.
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Before her appearance at the airport, Keerthy gave her fans a peek into her Maldives trip with her husband, Antony Thattil. The couple got married in December last year. From enjoying good food, going on date nights, playing table tennis, and soaking in some beautiful sunsets to holding hands with her husband on the beach to kayaking in the blue waters of the island, Keerthy had great fun during her Maldivian holiday.
Sharing the series of pictures, the actress wrote in the caption: 'Mentally in #Maldives Physically here (Scroll till the end to see)."
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As for her professional career, Keerthy made her Bollywood debut with the film Baby John, starring Varun Dhawan. The action thriller, directed by Kalees, is a remake of Atlee's 2016 Tamil film Theri. It was released in theatres on December 25 last year.
She is gearing up for the release of the Tamil-language film Revolver Rita. It is a women-centric comedy film written and directed by JK Chandru and features Keerthy in the lead role alongside Radhika Sarathkumar, Redin Kingsley, Mime Gopi, Sendrayan, and others in key roles. It will hit the theatres on August 27.
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