Janata Curfew: For celebs, it’s a chance to catch up on family, me time

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Updated At : 07:40 PM Mar 22, 2020 IST

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Tribune Web Desk

Chandigarh, March 22

As all of India observes “Janata Curfew” on Sunday, celebrities are sharing pictures and videos of how they are spending the day at home.

From film personalities to sportspersons and politicians, many were seen using their free time to be with their loved ones, or give vent to their creativity.

Here’s what some of them were up to:

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