ICYMI: Milind Soman's Reaction To Ankita Konwar's Made In India Video
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Milind Soman posted the "cutest" comment on Ankita Konwar's video
Ankita Konwar and Milind Soman often paint Instagram red with the cute exchanges and we spotted one such recently. Ankita Konwar was in the mood for making a new reel for her Instagram and can you guess the song she zeroed in on? Will it be easier if we tell you it's got a Milind Soman connection? Ankita Konwar added a maangtika and a chunky gold bracelet to groove to the song Made In India by Alisha Chinai, famously featuring Milind Soman. The song, released in 1995, made a star out of Milind Soman, who started his career as a model before venturing into acting. "Like I said, cliches are freaking fun," Ankita captioned her video. In the comments section, Milind Soman said he found it the "cutest" thing on the Internet. Ankita Konwar's new reel is totally Made In India. Here, take a look:
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