Rhea Chakraborty back on social media

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Updated At : 01:52 PM Mar 09, 2021 IST

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Rhea Chakraborty, who was missing from social media since August 2020, has marked her presence on Instagram after a break of more than six months. The actress shared a post on Women’s Day wishing her mother and herself. Rhea posted a picture holding her mother’s hand and the caption read, “Happy Women’s Day to us.. Maa and me.. together forever… my strength, my faith, my fortitude – my Maa #love #faith #fortitude #strength #mother #womenwhoinspire #womenempowerment.”

Celebrities including Saqib Saleem, Shibani Dandekar and others appreciated her post through their positive comments.

Meanwhile, reacting to Rhea’s mention in the recent chargesheet filed by NCB in regards to Sushant Singh Rajput’s case, advocate Satish Maneshinde issued a statement that read, “All efforts of NCB have been directed towards Rhea Chakraborty to somehow rope her in…”

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