How We Wish Our "Monday Blues" Looked Like That Of Milind Soman
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"Did you say Monday blues?" Milind Soman captioned his post
Turns out Monday blues might not be a problem for Milind Soman and his latest Instagram post clearly reflects why. The actor shared an Instagram Reel on Monday, in which he can be seen chilling in a swimming pool. He even managed to pose for the camera and let's just say he did a brilliant job at it. In his caption, the model-turned-actor wrote: "Did you say Monday blues?" He added the hashtags #reelsinstagram, #underwater, #Mondaymood and #reelsvideo to his post. His post was filled up with blue hearts from fans on Instagram. Remarks like "Awesome," and "superb" kept popping up in the comments section of his post. Take a look at Milind Soman's post here:
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