For Janhvi Kapoor "Painting Days Are Back". See Her Post
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The actress shared one of her latest artworks in a new social media post
Mumbai is currently under strict COVID-19 lockdown, allowing only essential services to function. And just like the rest of us, our favourite celebrities, too, are now revisiting some of their old hobbies to spend time productively. Taking a cue from her lockdown activities last year, Janhvi Kapoor is back to experimenting with her art. In her recent Instagram Stories, the actress shared a beautiful painting that she had made. In the photo, we see a large canvas of nature-themed artwork with the sea, moon and clouds depicted elegantly. The caption read, "Painting days are back." The 24-year-old also added two stickers to her fun upload. See her Instagram story here: In case you missed it, the Dhadak star had previously posted a few of her paintings on social media. She tried her hands on various themes such as religion, animated characters and nature. Presenting her paintings to the world, Janhvi had mentioned in the caption, "Been trying to be a painter this past week."
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