Kareena Kapoor Sent Malaika Arora "Welcome Home Khana." Such A Good Friend
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"BFFs who love biryani @malaikarroaofficial," wrote Kareena Kapoor
Not just Kareena Kapoor, even her BFFs are big-time foodies. Recently, Malaika Arora shared a photo of the mouth-watering meal that was sent to her by Kareena Kapoor. Sharing the photo, Malaika Arora wrote, "Love you my Kareena and love my welcome home khana... can't stop eating, won't stop eating... #biryani#raita#halwa.. Food heaven," followed by red heart emojis. Kareena Kapoor reposted the photo and wrote, "BFFs who love biryani @malaikarroaofficial." This wasn't a random welcome home present - will get to that in a bit. First, here's a picture of Malaika Arora's delicious homecoming meal.
For the unversed, Malaika Arora was in New York for her projects and returned to India on March 30
While Malaika was away, Kareena Kapoor feasted on biryani and halwa and shared photos on Instagram. "Monday blues biryani... Already planning tomorrow's dessert #Reels #ReelItFeelIt #Biryani," Kareena wrote. Aside to Kareena - biryani is allowed on Monday and every day.
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