Heli Daruwala sizzles in ‘Laila’

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Updated At : 01:12 PM Oct 25, 2020 IST

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Actress Heli Daruwala, who spent a major part of her time during the lockdown in Surat, made sure she honed her skills in that period. Heli, apart from being a popular actress, is also an accomplished dancer and been inundated with offers to feature in music videos. While she started off with Darshan Raval’s Dil mera blast and Karan Sehmbi’s Aameen,Heli is all set to feature in Tony Kakkar’s Laila next.

Says a source, “Heli’s look in Laila is very glamorous, something that her fans haven’t seen before. Laila is the ideal song for her to showcase her dancing prowess, something she has enhanced over the past few months.”

Adds Heli, “Laila is a great foot-tapping number and I had the opportunity to dance my heart out in it. The song is groovy and has all the elements to become a chart-buster. I can’t wait for it to be out in the public domain.”

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