Anjini Dhawan's Vacation Throwbacks Are All About Sun, Sea And Sand Diaries
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In Anjini Dhawan's throwback holiday album, she shared memories ranging from swimming in the clear blue waters, sun-bathing on a wooden deck, exploring the sandy beaches and enjoying gorgeous sunsets
Anjini Dhawan's latest Instagram post will give you major wanderlust - have you seen her new entries yet? Anjini Dhawan is in a vacation state of mind (Well, who isn't?) and her old-new postcards on Instagram are proof of that. Anjini Dhawan took a trip down memory lane and zeroed in on some of her favourite vacation photos to put them together in a post. Anjini made a confession of sorts in the caption, saying she's dreaming about her favourite holiday destination - one that comprises the sun, the sea and the sand. "Mentally I'm here," wrote Anjini Dhawan for a bunch of vacation throwbacks.
In Anjini Dhawan's throwback holiday album, she shared memories ranging from swimming in the clear blue waters, sun-bathing on a wooden deck, exploring the sandy beaches and enjoying gorgeous sunsets. Here's how Anjini Dhawan revisited her travel diaries:
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