Nainital's Dolly Singh poses at the Cannes Film Festival

Nainital, May 22, (Fast Mail News):-- City-based digital content producer Dolly Singh has graced the red carpet at the international Cannes Film Festival. Through her blog 'Spill the Sass', Dolly constantly updates her 1.6 million fans across the country with the latest fashion trends and has a huge following, especially among the younger generation.

Dolly Singh, 29, wore a pristine white ensemble by designer duo Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla on day four of the 2023 Film Festival. Her outfit consisted of a draped skirt with beading on the front. In this outfit she looked like an angel or a doll as her name suggests.

After completing her graduation from Delhi University, Dolly has completed a course from the National Institute of Fashion Technology. After this, she keeps up with new fashion trends through blogging. Dolly recently played the character of Swara Bhaskar's friend Kapi Kapadia in the Netflix series Bhaag Beni Bhaag. He also had a role in 'Modern Love Mumbai'. Dolly has become one of the most popular and talked about content creators in the country through interesting and popular characters on the internet like Raju's Mom, South Delhi Girl, Guddi Bhabhi, Zeenat, Shree and Budhwar. His ads for Colgate and Lage have also been very popular.

Dolly's parents, Rajkumar and Rajbala, run a shop selling candles and other souvenirs, considered to be Nainital's identity and souvenirs, at Apna Bazar on Mall Road in Nainital. A large part of Dolly Singh's childhood was also spent in Nainital. During his childhood, he also made his own candles here. Recalling her past, she says that then she only had two pairs of clothes but today she has a complete wardrobe through which she informs her followers about the latest fashion trends. Many of his fans now visit his shop in Nainital to buy his brand name candles.

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