Bhakti Kubavat recreates the 50s with a classic look and some fun grooving to ‘Shola Jo Bhadke’

Beautiful actress Bhakti Kubavat seems to be in a flashback mode as she has travelled straight to the 1950s era where even black and white cinema had its own charm. Bhakti today shared a few pictures of herself where she is dressed up in a beautiful red and orange saree. She has done up her hair and makeup in the 50s fashion and trust us, she looks ethereal.

These picture belong to a series of pictures and videos which Bhakti has been sharing on hers ocial media handle during the last week.Sharing two photos, four days back, the actress captioned it with, “1950’s was an era which had so much grace !! Guess the next film/song which I’m working’ on ??”

She then shared two videos – one where she lip synced to a scene between the legendary actors Bhagwan Dada and Geeta Bali from the 1951 film ‘Albela’, and the other where she shook a leg to Geeta Bali’s iconic number ‘Shola Jo Bhadke’, dressed in a similar attire as the veteran actress did in the original video. In other pictures and video, Bhakti is seen in the same red and arrange saree.

And finally, in today’s post, Bhakti looks super elegant, clad in the saree, posing for the camera with minimal makeup, a small red bindi, and a set of beautiful necklace and stud earrings. Her hair tied back into a neat low bun adds to her beauty.
Earlier, Bhakti Kubavat treated her fans with an amazing love title 'Tere Bina'. The song received immense love from the audience. The actress was last seen in Yogesh Patel's '24 Carat Pital' opposite Vipul Vithlani. The actress will soon mark her entry in a Hindi untitled film opposite Aarav Chowdhary. Meanwhile, Bhakti will also be paired for the first time with Dhollywood star Mayur Chauhan in the comedy film 'Taagad Dhina' which is directed by Dhiren Gajjar.