Bigg Boss 13 fame Arti Singh recreates Aditi Rao Hydari's iconic Gajagamini walk from Heeramandi during her honeymoon trip in Paris

Newlyweds

Arti Singh

and

Dipak Chauhan

are enjoying their

honeymoon

in Paris. During their enchanting getaway, the couple is living to the fullest and sharing glimpses of their romantic vacation on social media. Arti has jumped on the viral social media trend in Paris near the

Eiffel Tower

and executed it flawlessly. She recreated

Aditi Rao Hydari

's iconic

Gajagamini walk

from

Heeramandi

, captivating her followers with her performance.
Just a few minutes ago, Arti Singh shared a video on her social media handle for her fans. In this clip, she looks stunning in a red saree as she recreates the viral walk near the Eiffel Tower. Arti flawlessly executes Aditi Rao Hydari's iconic Gajagamini walk from Heeramandi, showcasing her skills.While Aditi Rao Hydari originally performed this scene in a stunning red lehenga, Arti put her own spin on it by donning a red saree.
Sharing the video, Arti wrote, "I hv a saree and no regrets." In one of her recent posts, the actress had shared how special this red saree was for her as it was the first saree gifted by her husband.

Aditi Rao Hydari received widespread acclaim for her remarkable portrayal of Bibbojaan in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Heeramandi: The Diamond Baazar. Her performance, especially her Gajagamini walk in the song "

Saiyaan Hatto Jaao

," quickly attracted attention and praise.
The

Bigg Boss 13

star is fully embracing the allure of Paris and Greece, capturing scenic views and enjoying romantic walks with her husband. Her social media is brimming with colorful snapshots and cheerful videos. The couple is on a 12-days trip to Paris and Greece.

Arti Singh and Dipak Chauhan, who were introduced by private matchmakers, got married on April 25 at the Iskcon Temple in Mumbai. Their lavish wedding was graced by many renowned television and film personalities. Notably, Arti's maternal uncle, Govinda, attended the ceremony, putting aside past differences to bless the newlyweds.