Losing Baby Weight Is "Not Gonna Be Easy," Writes Anita Hassanandani
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Anita Hassanandani welcomed her first child, a baby boy, in February this year
TV actress Anita Hassanandani, who welcomed her first child this year, is now planning to lose all the "happy weight" that she has gained post-pregnancy. How we know this? Courtesy, the 40-year-old actress' latest Instagram post. Anita Hassanandani, on Tuesday night, dropped a new picture of herself on Instagram. The picture captures her dressed in a yellow chikankari kurti. In the caption of the post, Anita Hassanandani mentioned about "losing all this happy weight" and said that she will "stay positive" during the journey. "Losing all this happy weight is not gonna be easy!!!Par ho jayega. Gottaaa stay positive," she wrote in the caption of the post. It's all over that I'm quitting my first love ACTINGI never said that.... All I said was that my focus right now is my child.... Aaravv is my priority... I will resume work when I'm ready Take a look at Anita Hassanandani's post here:
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