You've possibly heard of Radhika Madan from her previous work on TV shows like Meri Aashiqui Tum Se Hi and Jhalak Dikhhla Ja but 2018 is when she really stepped into the spotlight. This year, 23-year-old Radhika will be seen in the upcoming movie Pataaka alongside Sanya Malhotra. The promotions are currently underway and like her on-screen sister, Radhika too is putting her most fashionable foot forward. Her breezy casual style, filled with thoughtful trendiness and lots of wearability, gets a thumbs up from us. Here are 6 of Radhika Madan's most stylish looks and also the reasons why you'll be seeing a lot more of her on Bollywood's fashion circuit.
For movie promotions, she paired a graphic t-shirt with a pinstriped asymmetrical skirt, clear aviators and black strappy heels. Many trends in one look and this girl pulls it off with ease.
Radhika Mandan at movie promotions
In the capital, Radhika wore a red midi dress with a navy blue bomber jacket from Tommy Hilfiger. Paired with it are strappy sandals and sunglasses to take on the sunny day.
Radhika decided to don the popular co-ord trend with a bustier and flared trouser set from Aparna Chandra for Nicobar. She matched the easy look with red pumps to complement the red detailing on the bustier.
Radhika Madan wears a navy blue and red co-ord set
Her standout look was at the Toronto International Film Festival 2018. To represent her film, Radhika went all out in a suit, which was far from any ordinary pantsuit. She wore a custom black suit from Kaumesh by Deesu with a bowtie, a white Burberry shirt, black strappy heels and her hair neatly tucked back. Boss lady goals, right here.
Staying on-point with the current sunshine yellow trend, Radhika opts for a yellow printed lehenga from Anoli Shah with jewellery from Minerali and a curled hairstyle.
Radhika started her stylish streak by kicking off promotions in a lovely pink striped jumpsuit, rosy cheeks and her hair left in loose curls.
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