After KGF, Mouni Roy Grooves To Sangeeta Bijlani's 'Gali Gali Mein' With Neha Dhupia At Kolkata Event
Mouni Roy offered a glimpse of how terrific a dancer she is by grooving in front of a live audience at an awards show in Kolkata. The Bhootnii actor flaunted some of her best moves to the Gali Gali Mein song from Tridev (1989) on the stage with host Neha Dhupia. For the unversed, the actor starred in a remake of the track that was a part of Yash's KGF 1 in 2018.
Mouni looked beautiful in a saree, which she accessorised with a traditional maang teeka as she shared the stage with Neha. Upon request, she danced to Sangeeta Bijlali's version of Gali Gali Mein, which also featured Jackie Shroff. As Mouni danced, Neha was seen trying to match her steps. Watch the video here:
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Mouni will be next seen in The Bhootnii, co-starring Sanjay Dutt. During the promotions, social media users trolled her for allegedly making drastic facial transformation, claiming that she underwent another round of cosmetic surgery. Some speculated she had opted for another lip enhancement, while others on the internet guessed she had received forehead Botox after spotting a strange dent on her head.
When asked about how she deals with such brutal remarks, the TV-turned-film actor told IANS, 'Kuch nahin. Dekhti hee nahi. Let everyone do their job…I do not pay attention to such remarks. If you hide behind a screen to troll others and if you find happiness in that so be it."
On the professional front, Mouni Roy will be seen as the nerve-chilling ghost named 'Mohabbat', in the upcoming horror action-comedy, The Bhootnii. The film was initially slated to release on April 18. However, it was pushed to May 1 to avoid clash with Akshay Kumar's Kesari: Chapter 2. The film also stars Palak Tiwarii and Sunny Singh.
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