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Shraddha Kapoor bolder, sexier and hotter than Deepika Padukone?

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The Ek Villain actor was seen in a dress worn by the desirable Deepika Padukone

Shraddha Kapoor has been known for her safe dressing. But looks like the young girl wants to shed that image. Shraddha has posed in a risqué Gaurav Gupta gown for a photoshoot and boy, we must say that it’s quite a daring act to go that bold! What we couldn’t help but notice is that, a similar dress was worn by Deepika Padukone in golden.
What more, Deepika herself had aped model and socialite Lady Victoria Hervey… Let’s take a look.
Shraddha Kapoor: The Ek Villain actor has always been spotted in safe attires. But looks like she’s cool with dare-to-bare kinda outfits for photoshoots. Shraddha posed in the sheer and sequined black Gaurav Gupta couture for a photoshoot. She left very little to imagination by flaunting her assets through the see-through fabric. While there was a safer version of the dress available, Shraddha chose the hotter one which only just covered her modesty… Looks like Shraddha is tired of being classified as cute.
Deepika Padukone: DP was seen in a similar version of Shraddha’s Gaurav Gupta gown at an awards function, earlier this year. Deepika had chosen the gown in golden colour. Also, her gown was modified to make it look less revealing. Well, while Shraddha had worn the gown for a photoshoot, DP wore it outdoors at an event. So we must say that it was wise of Deepika Padukone to cover herself up modestly. And despite lesser skin show, wethinks that Deepikarocked the red carpet and looked hotter and sexier than Shraddha Kapoor.
Lady Victoria Hervey: Deepika and Shraddha only followed Victoria in the Gaurav Gupta gown. She was the first one to flaunt her body in the risqué version of the gown at Golden Globe awards 2014. No doubt she is in shape, but the lovely gown looked better on the two Indian divas with curvaceous bodies. Don’t you agree?
So BollywoodLifers, choose your pick, Shraddha, Deepika or Victoria – who looked the hottest in the Gaurav Gupta creation?
Who looked the hottest in the Gaurav Gupta gown?
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