Mandira Bedi Shares Unseen Pic From Her Pregnancy Days: "When It Was A Bun In The Oven Time," Writes Actress
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Mandira Bedi welcomed her son Vir in 2011
Actress Mandira Bedi, who gave birth to her son Vir in 2011, often shares pictures of him on Instagram. This time, Mandira took us back to her pregnancy days in her latest post on the platform. On Thursday night, the actress dropped an unseen throwback picture of herself from 2011 on her Instagram account. In the picture, pregnant Mandira can be seen cradling her baby bump in the hospital. The actress looks beautiful as she is flashing her smile in the frame. In her post, Mandira wrote a quirky caption that read, "Throwback to my best production ever!" She added, "...To the time when being in hospital, also meant good things. When it was #bunintheoven time." Mandira's BFF Mouni Roy dropped a comment on her post. Mouni posted a series of awestruck emojis and a few nazar amulet emojis. Take a look at Mandira Bedi's post here.
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