Viidhi

Viidhi’s no stranger to drama, that’s for sure. You might’ve caught her in Dhadke Dil Yeh Deewana, the 2024 flick that had everyone’s hearts doing somersaults. The way she played her role—honestly, it was like watching someone live out their own heartbreak in front of you. Not even exaggerating, she gave the character this realness, like she’d actually been through all that wild rollercoaster love stuff herself. And people ate it up, too, which says a lot in a world where love stories are, let’s face it, everywhere. Now, fast forward to 2025, and she’s back with Pintu Ki Pappi. This one’s not your usual romance—think more quirky chaos and less sappy lines. Viidhi’s comic timing? Killer. She just gets how to nail those awkward, laugh-out-loud moments, like she’s got a sixth sense for comedy that the rest of us missed out on. The movie itself? It’s got all the stuff you want from a lighthearted rom-com: misunderstandings, weird family dynamics, and the kind of moments that make you cringe and laugh at the same time. Honestly, she’s carving out this space for herself where she’s not just the “girl-next-door” type. She’s got layers—can switch from heartbroken to hilarious without missing a beat. People are starting to notice, too, and it feels like she’s just getting started. If you haven’t seen her work yet, what are you even doing? She’s one to watch, no doubt.