Taapsee Pannu And Sarees - A Love Story. See Her Underwater Post
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"High time mermaid gets a makeover," the actress' caption read
Taapsee Pannu and sarees – it is a match made in heaven. Oh, and, with her latest post, she has taken her love for sarees a notch higher. Taapsee Pannu, on Wednesday, shared a video from a photoshoot. She looks surreal posing in a yellow saree in a pool. Moving gracefully underwater, Taapsee redefines the notions around mermaids. “High time mermaid gets a makeover,” the actress' perfect caption read. She also added the hashtags “saree love,” “let it flow” and “art.” She also thanked photographer TejInder Singh Khamkha for the pictures: “You the artist!” In no time, Taapsee Pannu's post started to trend on social media, with fans and celebs appreciating her outfit choice for the new photoshoot. Singer-actor Archana L Pania commented, “EPIC, love love love love your love for saree” and we couldn't agree more.
See Taapsee Pannu's post here:
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