Samantha Ruth Prabhu is known for her impeccable fashion and style statements. From minimalist to extravagant, modern chic to traditional, the star aces every kind of look. And looks like she is all set to celebrate the festive season in style! The actress recently shared a picture of herself in which she is seen with beautiful red hair.
Taking to her Instagram Stories, Samantha Ruth Prabhu shared a picture of herself, in which she is seen flaunting her new look. She gave a glimpse of her new hair, which has been dyed a beautiful red colour, perfect for all the upcoming festivals. Samantha tied her hair in a half-tied, messy updo and ditched all makeup. Her naturally glowing face added an extra ounce of glamour.
Well, this is not the first time the Kushi actress has endorsed minimalism. Samantha has always shown an affinity towards simplicity. For instance, a few days ago, she shared glimpses of herself while travelling. She wore a rust coloured outfit and completed it with dewy base makeup and sleek hairdo.
Apart from fashion, Samantha also gives top priority to her health and fitness. A few days ago, the actress shared a picture of herself working out. The diva wore some cool athleisure and sweated it out while lifting weights.
Her picture definitely inspired her fans to let go of the blues and strive towards good health and well-being. Along with the picture, Samantha wrote a fun caption and expressed, “I don’t look skinny. I look like I could kick your buttocks.”
Talking about work, Samantha is all set for her next film Citadel: Honey Bunny. Directed by Raj and DK, this will be her comeback film. She took a break from films after suffering from myositis.
The actress underwent a massive physical transformation to play her role in the series, which included performing some daring action stunts. Despite being injured for a considerable period of time, Samantha never gave up and completed her shooting schedule on time.
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