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5 interesting facts about Shraddha Kapoor

Shraddha has been trained as a singer since her childhood. She made her singing debut with the song Galliyan in her movie Ek Villain in 2014. She received Global Indian Music Academy Awards for Best Celebrity Singer of the Year.


Shraddha was seen by Salman Khan when she was just 16 years old during a play in Boston University. She left education to start her acting career even though she was a topper.

For her movie ABCD 2, Shraddha needed to take some dancing lessons to match up to her co-star Varun Dhawan.

Shraddha can also speak fluently in different accents like Russian and British, as she revealed during an interview.

Shraddha was classmate with Tigar Shroff, whom she did movies with. Shraddha and Tiger did movie Baaghi together in 2016.

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