After testing positive, Malaika Arora is desperately waiting to get back to work

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Updated At : 01:28 PM Sep 15, 2020 IST

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Last week, Malaika Arora had confirmed that she had tested positive for coronavirus. She was judging a dance-based reality show on television, but now work has come to a halt for her. Looks like Malaika is desperately waiting to get back, as she shared a funny post on her Instagram Story. The actress posted a joke about waiting for coronavirus vaccination. Malaika wrote, “Koi vaccine nikaal do bhai warna jawani nikal jayegi”.

In another post, Malaika shared an adorable picture of her son and a pet dog with an emotional caption. Missing her loved ones, she wrote, “Love knows no boundaries. With social distancing and self-quarantine in place, we still find a way to check on each other, see each other and talk… #thistooshallpass.”

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