Actor Amyra Dastur Is Holidaying At This Celeb-Approved Location. Any Guesses?
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The actress loves the sun-kissed beaches and often find her way back to them
The Maldives has given a call to Amyra Dastur. And, guess what? She has answered that call with aplomb and how. The much-acclaimed holiday destination has won Amyra Dastur's heart. We know it from her social media posts. Her latest entry in her beach journal gives us the perfect definition of a beach holiday. She wrote, "Tan skin. Salty hair. Barefoot. Ocean air." Along with this caption, Amyra has attached a dreamy snapshot where she stands by the ocean in a white bikini. A multicolour shrug adds breeziness to her look. Around her, we see the blue skies and the turquoise ocean waves. Take a look:
A must-have sunset postcard also graced Amyra Dastur's Instagram page. The actress posed in a bikini. Here, she sits in a hammock in the middle of the ocean. Don't miss the shades of orange and pink across the sky. Amyra has captured the essence of the scene in her caption, "Nature's farewell kiss of the night."
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