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Urvashi Dholakia celebrates birthday with family

Urvashi Dholakia turned a year older on July 9. Given the Covid-19 outbreak, it was a birthday in quarantine for her, but she had a great time with her family and loved ones. The actress said, “I celebrated with my...

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Updated At : 01:24 PM Jul 11, 2020 IST

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Urvashi Dholakia turned a year older on July 9. Given the Covid-19 outbreak, it was a birthday in quarantine for her, but she had a great time with her family and loved ones. The actress said, “I celebrated with my family. My sons had organised a fabulous cake and loads of balloons! There were a couple of other surprises as well. This is how I have always wanted to celebrate my birthday.”

Meanwhile, singer Neha Kakkar penned a sweet message for Urvashi, “Happy Birthday @urvashidholakia9 Didi!! One of the strongest women I know…”

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