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Malaika Arora goes braless on dog walk, sends temperatures soaring in these viral pictures

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Updated At : 06:12 PM Jan 20, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, January 20

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Malaika Arora is without doubt one of the iconic divas in Bollywood. Her stylish and fashionable sense of dressing up is mostly unquestionable.

She this time , however, made heads turn when she went boldy braless in a sweat shirt and track pants on the Mumbai streets as she took her dog Casper out for a walk in her neighbourhood.

Below is the video:

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Malaika also work pink slippers and was all masked up. Malaika was recently in the news after reports of her breakup with boyfriend Arjun Kapoor emerged on social media.

To end the speculation on their alleged break-up, Arjun Kapoor, 36, shared a mirror selfie with Malaika Arora on Instagram. “Ain’t no place for shady rumors. Stay safe. Wish well for people. Love y’all,” he captioned the post. Malaika also commented on the post with a heart emoji.

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