In Shararat Actress Shruti Seth's Epic Throwback, Her "Ultra Thin Eyebrows" Steal The Show
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"Me from early 2000," Shruti wrote in her caption
Actress Shruti Seth, who is known for her performance in popular TV show Shararat, shared an epic throwback picture of herself on Thursday and accompanied it with an equally epic caption. The actress picked a photo from one of her photoshoots from the early 2000. A much younger Shruti can be seen sporting a white top and posing for the camera in the picture but it wouldn't be wrong to say that it was her "ultra thin eyebrows" that stole the show. In her caption, the actress wrote: "Epic throwback...Me from early 2000...(with ultra thin eyebrows!)" and added the hashtags like #throwbackthursday #photoshoot #2000 #shruphotodiary. Check out her post here:
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