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Kriti, Sunny Beat Summer Heat In Style

Darpan News Desk IANS, 01 Apr, 2019 08:59 PM

    Actresses Kriti Sanon and Sunny Leone are beating the summer heat with shades of blue, setting the trend for stylish beach fashion and casual wear.


    A pop of colour is always a fun option during the summer. Kriti shared a throwback photograph from her Maldives vacation, and she is seen wearing a sensual electric blue bandaged monokini, blending perfectly with the azure blue waters of the Indian Ocean.


    In the image, Kriti is seen sitting on a swing amidst the water, giving out a cool vibe when the temperature is soaring high.


    Sunny, on the other hand, turned up wearing a blue cold shoulder top with a stylised knotted hot pink skirt for an event in Mumbai on Monday.


    Her bright smile added to the colours which made her look cute and sexy at the same time.

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