Hey Janhvi Kapoor, This Actress Wants To Borrow Your Pants
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Janhvi Kapoor makes a splash of colours on Instagram
Janhvi Kapoor has been filling up the pages of her Instagram diary with sunning pictures, day-after-day. The actress' latest Instagram post happens to be all about nature. On Monday evening, she shared a set of fun-filled pictures from a garden of sorts. The actress can be seen happily posing in the garden, dressed in a yellow crop top that she paired with tie-and-dye pants. She styled her hair with a flower and she captioned the post: "Flower child. Child of the moon raised by the sun in a world walked by stars and a sky drawn with flowers." In the comments section of her post, Made In Heaven star Sobhita Dhulipala wrote: "Can I borrow these pants?" While we await Janhvi's response, check out the post here:
See the pictures shared by Janhvi Kapoor here:
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