Lakshmi Manchu is one of the popular actresses in the entertainment industry. She often shares her pictures and videos that took the internet by storm. Recently, she posted a couple of pictures in a multi-coloured skirt and top.
In the photos, the actress can be seen striking a few stellar poses for the lens. For the makeup, she wore mascara-laden eyelashes, a contoured nose, a stroke of eyeliner, perfectly drawn eyebrows, and a shade of pink lipstick. She posed for the lens in an indoor picturesque backdrop. Rounding off her look, she leaves her tresses open and accessories her outfit with a pair of exquisite earrings and a yoga bead bracelet.
The caption of the post reads, “Catching the golden hour glow, where even the shadows can’t hide the fire within”. Several social media users have commented on the pictures. Actress Lakshmi Manchu commented, “Wait what just happened, my phone crashed”. Another user wrote, “You look drop-dead gorgeous. The fire is not within but you are fire”. “Oh my my, look at you. Absolute delight to watch”.
This is not the first time, the actress often shares her pictures that set the internet on fire. Some time back, she was seen wearing a striped orange Chanderi saree with floral borders and a matching blouse with cut dana-resham.
Sharing her pictures, she wrote in the caption, “My love for sarees will never stop! Shoutout to this gorgeous saree by Ratanshi Kheraj Sarees”.Fans have filled in the comment section with praises and adulation. One user commented, “Keep inspiring and keep doing good work”. Another person wrote, “Mind-blowing”.
On the professional front, Lakshmi Manchu has been a part of films such as Gundello Godari, Dead Air, Anaganaga O Dheerudu, and Chandamama Kathalu. She was last seen in the film Monster. The film, however, failed to perform at the box office. Now, she is gearing up for her upcoming projects, including Adiparvam, Lechindi Mahila Lokam, and Agni Nakshatram.
Directed by Sanjeev Megoti, Adiparvam stars Lakshmi Manchu in the leading role. With music scored by Suma Sudhindra, the cinematography of the film is handled by Hima Prakash