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Sara Ali Khan treated her fans to breathtaking pictures of herself posing in enchanting locations. The post is captioned as: “Oh pine…Will you be mine? In nature you’re closest to the divine…” ...

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Updated At : 02:36 PM Feb 29, 2024 IST

Sara Ali Khan treated her fans to breathtaking pictures of herself posing in enchanting locations. The post is captioned as: “Oh pine…Will you be mine? In nature you’re closest to the divine…”

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