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Saira Banu's second Instagram post is about Dilip Kumar's sartorial choice
Veteran actor Saira Banu, who made her debut on Instagram yesterday, treated her Instafam with the second post on Saturday. The post is about none other than, her late husband and legendary actor Dilip Kumar (who was fondly addressed as "Sahib" by Saira Banu). Saira Banu posted an endearing picture of Dilip Kumar from his younger days, where the actor shows his wide smile for the camera. In the new post, Saira has shared about the sartorial choices of Dilip Kumar and how she made him wear "a few colour shades" in his shirts.
Sharing the anecdote on Instagram, Saira Banu wrote in the caption, "Sahib preferably always wore white in this Jodhpuri collar kind of "Bush" shirts... I requested and got around him to please wear a few colour shades In his shirts... here he is laughing at me saying look!" Saira Banu continued, "I am wearing a colour... a yellow that you like Saira...but on condition that you promise to wear fluffy Organdy sarees that make you seem more substantial! Not salwar kameez that makes me want to send you to school again!"
Take a look at Saira Banu's post here:
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