Is Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan Actress Vinali Bhatnagar Starting A New Journey In South Films? Her Post Hints So

Vinali Bhatnagar: Actress Vinali Bhatnagar is currently grabbing eyeballs with her stellar acting chops in the film Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan. The beauty made her acting debut with Salman Khan's most-anticipated film and was seen playing the role of 'Chahat' opposite Sidharth Nigam.

VINALI BHATNAGAR STARTING A NEW JOURNEY IN SOUTH FILMS?

After her debut film, Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan, it seems that Vinali has already bagged something new. In her recent Instagram post, the actress hinted at starting a new journey in her life. Vinali took to Instagram Stories, where she is seen travelling via flight.

She wrote in the caption, "Kar rahe hain naye safar ki shuruat, Ek aur koshish sapno ke mehlo ko mehnat ke rang se sajaane ki."

Check it out here.

Well, there is huge buzz about her South project that is lined up, and we consider this Instagram post a hint towards the same. If so, it will be exciting to see Vinali in a South project and how she pulls it off.

Earlier in an interview, Vinali talked about her dream of working with Ram Charan in the South industry, so has the dream come true? However, the actress hasn't shared any details about any future projects, and we are extremely curious to know more.

VINALI BHATNAGAR ON HER BOLLYWOOD DEBUT WITH SALMAN KHAN FILM

Talking about her debut with Salman Khan's movie, Vinali recently opened up about it in an interview. Speaking to a news portal, she said that she is delighted for the opportunity and feels it is less than an accomplishment for her.

She then added, "While there is an overwhelming sense of joy and satisfaction, there was a lot of pressure and responsibility on my shoulders. Honestly, to shine as a debutant, in a movie that has a stellar cast out of which many have already gained accolades in acting, is surely a tough thing to tackle. Actors making their debut with this movie will be the centre of the focus, as people will be curious to know how they perform on celluloid."