Sobhita Dhulipala gives an important message through this digital illustration of herself

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, film stars are not able to pose for the photoshoots. Earlier, the actors and actresses used to a photoshoot at least twice a week. But these days, everyone got confined to their homes and are not being able to pose for the camera. Still, there are a few celebrities who are self-clicking themselves and sending them as cover pictures for the magazine. Bollywood actress Sobhita Dhulipala recently clicked herself at home and those pictures featured on a popular magazine. Now, her digital illustration has become a front face for a serious campaign. Popular graphic designer Aniya Varghese used Sobhita's illustration to depict how people's lifestyles will change post the coronavirus crisis.

In this picture, we can see the artwork of Sobhita wearing a saree. She is gazing at someone by wearing a mask. Along with this picture, Aniya wrote, "The New Normal. Depicting how people in the post-pandemic world will pick themselves up and carry on. The future is scary, but we will face it, together! Until then, “Parde mei rehne do, parda na uthao. Parda jo uth gaya toh phir". Let me know what you think #staysafe. My muse for this artwork is @sobhitad She is one of the most gorgeous women I’ve seen. #fangirling." Sobhita also re-posted this artwork on her profile. The Telugu girl was last seen in the Netflix anthology film Ghost Stories. She acted in the segment directed by Anurag Kashyap. She is currently working for Major, which features Adivi Sesh as the lead hero.

 

 

 

 

 

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#repost @aniya.artwork The New Normal. Depicting how people in the post-pandemic world will pick themselves up and carry on. The future is scary, but we will face it, together! Until then, “Parde mei rehne do, parda na uthao. Parda jo uth gaya toh phir.....” . . . Let me know what you think #staysafe My muse for this artwork is @sobhitad She is one of the most gorgeous women I’ve seen. #fangirling @amplifierart @artandfound.co @thewellbeingp @idr_online #lockdown2020 #lockdownseries #newnormal #sobhitadhulipala #covidmask #coronaart #artduringcovid19 #coronaartmuseum @womenwholovewine #pardemeinrehnedo #thisisaposterarchive #indianposter #artistsoninstagram #coronaartist #kuchcreativekarona .

A post shared by Sobhita Dhulipala (@sobhitad) on May 9, 2020 at 12:40am PDT

Credits: Instagram