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Kangana Ranaut returns to Manali; shares pictures of shoe collection, calls herself 'a slave of own possessions'

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Updated At : 04:09 PM Jan 01, 2021 IST

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New Delhi, December 31

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Actor Kangana Ranaut is all set to enter 2021 like a ‘Queen’ as she returned to her hometown Manali after visiting Mumbai.

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The ‘Tanu Weds Manu’ actor took to Instagram on Thursday to share a picture of her amazing shoe collection.

Surrounded by her wide range of stylish shoes, the 33-year-old actor can be seen cleaning her shoes and arranging them in an organised manner.

“Ever since I have come home, been only cleaning cleaning and cleaning,” she captioned the post.

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“They say what you own, owns you as well, after incessant cleaning of days I feel like a slave of my own possessions. Hopefully I will be done today and enter 2021 like a Queen,” she added.

Ranaut had earlier in the week visited Mumbai to pay a visit to the Mumbai Devi and Siddhivinayak temple with her family. — ANI

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