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Kangana Ranaut talks about 'transition', shares her favourite picture from ashram

The actress on Thursday arrived in Mumbai after staying in Manali for months
Tribune Web Desk
Updated At : 07:02 PM Sep 10, 2020 IST

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Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, September 10

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Lately, actress Kangana Ranaut has been in the news for more than one reason. A day after Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) demolished a part of Kangana’s office, the actress took the microblogging website, and shared an unseen photograph of herself from an ashram.

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In the caption, the actress revealed that the picture is one of her favourite photos. The photograph manages to depict the “transition” in a beautiful manner.

“This is one of my most favourite pictures, it is from my aashram Isha Yoga center, nothing is planned a very spontaneous capture but somehow depicts transition so beautifully,” read Kangana’s tweet.

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The actress on Thursday arrived in Mumbai after staying in Manali for months, owing to the COVID-19 lockdown announced in various parts of the country.

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