Life Aaj Kal

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Updated At : 01:13 PM May 08, 2020 IST

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Bollywood actress Sara Ali Khan misses being a working woman, what with the COVID-19 lockdown bringing life to a standstill.

Sara took to Instagram and shared a collage of photographs featuring herself from the sets of Kedarnath, Simmba, Love Aaj kal, Coolie No.1 and Atrangi Re.

Sara is seen holding clapboards of all her films in the collage. “Missing being a #working #woman on a #working#wednesday But for now- I’m a cook, cleaner, binge TV watcher, nerdy reader, annoying sister, needy daughter, responsible citizen and hopeful human #stayhome#staysafe #staypositive,” she captioned the image, which currently has 1.4 million likes on the photo-sharing website.

On the work front, Sara was last seen in Imtiaz Ali’s Love Aaj Kal, opposite Kartik Aaryan.

—IANS

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