Ananya Panday Turns Up The Heat In A Sexy Polka-Dot Mini Dress
Ananya Panday serves fashion and there is no denying it, and today the actor has done it again—served looks, and the internet is already going crazy over her good looks. In her recent photoshoot, Ananya Panday wore a stylish black mini dress with tiny white polka dot prints all over it. The dress features a tiered ruffle style that adds a soft, flirty texture and movement.
The outfit subtly defines her waist with a fitted waistband, giving structure to the otherwise flowy design. The outfit gives a 10-on-10 vibe with a halter neckline, and the V-shaped cut adds a touch of glamour to her overall appearance. While sharing the pictures, Ananya wrote, 'How many is tooo many?"
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For the makeup, Ananya Panday kept it minimal and fresh, with a dewy and radiant base and skin tint, softly groomed eyebrows, and a nude or muted peach lip shade. Ananya let the eyes do all the talking with just mascara to define lashes without overpowering the fresh look.
For the hair, she left it loose in soft waves with a middle or slightly off-center part. This look is a perfect example of effortless evening glam—something you can wear for a dinner date, a night out with friends, or even a casual party.
Ananya Panday's work front
Ananya Panday has been on a roll with back-to-back successful projects. She recently wowed audiences with her role in Kesari 2, co-starring Akshay Kumar and R. Madhavan. Before that, she delivered two successful shows—Call Me Bae and Netflix's web series CTRL. Ananya is now gearing up for Dharma Productions' passionate love story titled Chand Mera Dil alongside Lakshya, which is slated for a 2025 release.
Recently, reports came in that she will join hands with Abhay Verma for a romantic drama Choomantar. As per a report in PeepingMoon, Abhay Verma will return to Maddock Films to join hands with Ananya Panday for a romantic drama titled Choomantar. If reports are to be believed, the sci-fi romance will go on floors by the end of 2025, with pre-production starting as early as September. More details about the project and other cast members are currently under wraps.
Ananya has been busy with the shoot of Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri with Kartik Aaryan. The film, directed by Sameer Vidwans, is set to hit theatres on February 13, 2026—just in time for Valentine's Day. She will be seen with Kartik Aaryan in their second film together. The two initially worked together in the 2019 film Pati Patni Aur Woh, when their on-screen chemistry drew a lot of attention.
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