Anushka Sharma enjoys the English summer in glowing casual outfit and a Louis Vuitton bag worth Rs. 2.38 lakh
Anushka Sharma is a stunning Mom! We love seeing her juggle work commitments, be a doting Mommy or cheering for hubby Virat at the stadiums. Anushka joined Virat Kohli for the England tour and has been staying with him with their daughter. Their child Vamika completed 6 months on July 11th last week.
Sharma posted a carousel of pictures glowing in whites. Sharma looked beautiful in a black-and-white picture where she is seen wearing a white tank top with a matching windcheater. She completed the look with wide leg light washed denim with a knee rip. She paired it with white low top sneakers and a fresh face with gold hoops. Anushka Sharma looked happy and radiant as ever flashing that million dollar smile. She is seen in several locations posing for the camera. She is seen in a park, around the city and in some quaint location on a bench. What caught our eyes is the beautiful black Soft Trunk Monogrammed Louis Vuitton Eclipse Canvas bag which costs a whopping £2330 which roughly converts to ₹2,38,667. Anushka’s pictures were snapped by the gorgeous Athiya Shetty who is accompanying KL Rahul for the England Tour. They have been rumoured to be dating for a while now.
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Anushka hasn't made my professional commitment, she was last seen in Anand L. Rai's directorial Zero opposite Shah Rukh Khan. After which she has been producing some stellar movies and series that include the critically acclaimed Pataal Lok and Bulbul. She was also prepping for Indian cricketer Jhulan Goswami’s biopic before her pregnancy. We can't wait to see Sharma weave her magic on the big screen again!
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