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Updated At : 02:57 PM Dec 09, 2019 IST

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Kriti Sanon and her younger sister Nupur Sanon have often showcased their love for each other on social media. The two have been seen sharing screen space for various brands too. Appreciating Kriti for the film Panipat, Nupur wrote, “I’m extremely proud and emotional as I type this caption and this is going to be a long one because our very own #PARVATIBAI deserves every bit of this. I’m sure people sitting next to me must be feeling I’m crazy ‘cause I cried at odd places .. but ‘Khushi ke aansoon aise hi hote hain ..@kritisanon you star !! You beautiful talented STAR!!!”

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