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Ayesha Khan’s journey has been a slow burn rather than a sudden jump. She popped up in small roles across Telugu films such as Om Bheem Bush, Gangs of Godavari, and Manamey. The parts were brief, sometimes blink-and-you-miss-it, but they kept her moving, learning, and staying in the mix. Now, that steady run seems to be paying off with a clearer break in Hindi films.
The real noise came with Dhurandhar. Her special song Shararat has taken off and is doing solid rounds online, pulling a lot of eyes her way. On top of that, she appears in Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 alongside Kapil Sharma, which hit screens yesterday. Reviews have been mixed, but the film still adds another step forward for her, especially in a market that’s tougher to crack.
While promoting the release, Ayesha dropped a set of pictures that quietly did their job. In an ivory saree, she looks calm, confident, and very much in control of the frame. The pose is open, the expression unforced, and the mood leans more towards slow charm than loud glamour. Nothing feels overdone. It is that ease, more than anything else, that makes the pictures linger in your mind.
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