All well with Alia Bhatt?

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Updated At : 01:36 PM Jan 20, 2020 IST

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Alia Bhatt, who continues to impress fans with her roles, left them worried after she was photographed outside a clinic in Mumbai on Saturday. The actress, who was last seen in Kalank, was accompanied by her mom Soni Razdan. Dressed in casuals, Alia was seen sporting a simple yet stylish tee that read “You Go Girl”.

As soon as the photographs surfaced on social media, fans couldn’t help but worry about the actress’ well-being. While many of them wondered why Alia was visiting a clinic, others wished that the actress was fine. A social media user commented on the post, “Get well soon Alia”, while another one wrote, “Hope she’s fine”. Many others dropped heart emojis on the post.

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