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Actress Pori Moni Mesmerizes Fans Dressed as Goddess Durga in Viral Photoshoot

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Entertainment Desk • 18 Oct • 2 min read

Actress Pori Moni Mesmerizes Fans Dressed as Goddess Durga in Viral Photoshoot
Pori Moni embodying the grace and festive spirit of Durga Puja in her viral social media video.

Blurring the lines between mortal grace and divine representation, popular Bangladeshi actress Pori Moni has left her fans spellbound with a breathtaking special photoshoot portraying Goddess Durga during Sharadiya Durga Puja 2026.

On Sunday afternoon (October 18, 2026), Pori Moni shared a video clip of the photoshoot on her verified Facebook page. Draped in a traditional white sari with a striking red border (lal pere sada sari), adorned with a grand ceremonial crown (mukut), heavy gold-toned jewelry, a large floral garland, and holding a sacred lotus flower (padma phul), her immaculate styling created an uncanny resemblance to a living deity. She accompanied the viral post with the caption: "শুভ শক্তির জয় হোক" (May the power of good triumph).

The transformation instantly captivated the internet. Within a single hour of posting, the video surpassed 37,000 reactions, 5,500 comments, hundreds of shares, and nearly 550,000 views. Fans flooded the comments section with adoration, with followers writing, "Pori looks like an angel in every look", "Pure Durga. The diva", and noting how her appearance perfectly mirrored festive mythology. On the professional front, Pori Moni recently completed shooting for Gias Uddin Selim’s upcoming web film 'Separation', where she stars alongside Imtiaz Barshon.

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