Salman Khan's Panvel farmhouse affected by cyclone 'Nisarga', Iulia Vantur shares pictures

Cyclone Nisarga did not cause huge damage to Mumbai as it bypassed the city

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Updated At : 03:59 PM Jun 06, 2020 IST

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Mumbai, June 6

Cyclone Nisarga did not cause huge damage to Mumbai as it bypassed the city, but it has impacted several areas outside the city. One such area is Panvel, where Bollywood superstar Salman Khan’s farmhouse is located.

Salman along with his rumoured ladylove Iulia Vantur, sister Arpita and her family, actress Jacqueline Fernandez and a few others, has been spending the lockdown in his Panvel farmhouse, which has been damaged due to the cyclone.

Iulia has shared photographs on her Instagram story where we can see broken trees, which she captioned: “After the cyclone.” She also shared a picture of the sun and a clear sky and wrote: “But then life goes on… the sun comes back to heal us.”IANS

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