Nafisa Ali In A Vintage Tea Advert. See Throwback Video
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Veteran actress Nafisa Ali Sodhi was also the national swimming champion from 1972-1974
Throwback Thursday is a trend of bygone days. For a change, what about a throwback Saturday? Veteran actress and former Miss India Nafisa Ali is brightening up our weekend with a throwback video on Instagram Stories. It was originally shared by a fan club, then by her daughter Pia Sodhi on the social media platform. In this old blurry video, Nafisa Ali's younger self is dressed in a swimsuit. The actress makes a clean dive into a swimming pool from a height. Then, she is seen enjoying herself in the pool. The video happens to be from an old tea advert that Nafisa Ali featured in. It is a walk down memory lane, reminding us of Nafisa Ali's swimming prowess. She was the national swimming championship from 1972-1974. The caption read, "So pretty, Nafisa Ali," along with a melting heart emoji.
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