Anushka Sharma was placed in South Africa with Vamika’s daughter, because Virat Kohli’s husband represented the country in the ongoing cricket tournament.
The actress dropped at a glance at a glance living in SA and on Sunday he offered his followers by peering at his desi breakfast.
The actress shared a picture of a week-moving kite that covered fruits and delicious podi sins.
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Recently Anushka had written a letter thanked PAPS not to click on the picture of their vamic princess.
“We are very grateful to Indian Paparazzi and most of the media brotherhood because they do not publish vamika images / videos.
As a parent, our request to a few who carry pictures / videos will support us in the future.
We are looking for privacy for our child and want to do that Best to give him the opportunity to live his life free of media and social media.
Because he is older, we cannot limit his movements and therefore your support is needed, very well carefully practicing restraints in this issue.
Special thanks to fan clubs and people -The internet because it goes out of your way not to post pictures.
It’s good and very mature of you, “Anushka has shared.
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Last seen in ‘Zero’, Anushka will immediately start shooting for the next film ‘Chakda Xpress’.
The film is based on the life of the former Indian cricket captain Jhulan Goswami.
Anushka’s film has shared, “This is a very special film because it is basically a story about extraordinary sacrifice.
The Xpress Chakda was inspired by the life and time of Indian captain Jhulan Goswami and it would be an eye opening into the world of women’s cricket.
At the time of the woman Deciding to become a cricketer and make his country proudly on the global stage, it is very difficult for women to think of playing sports.
This film is a dramatic recording of several examples that shape their lives and women’s cricket.
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