This Article is From Apr 08, 2020

This Is What Is Keeping Kajol Busy In Coronavirus Lockdown

"Rereading my library. Sorry I'm working," wrote Kajol

This Is What Is Keeping Kajol Busy In Coronavirus Lockdown

Kajol shared this picture. (courtesy: kajol)

Highlights

  • Kajol shared a picture on Instagram
  • She posed with a book
  • Kajol was last seen in 'Devi'
New Delhi:

Kajol is keeping her Instafam busy with snippets from her personal diaries on her Instagram profile. On Wednesday, the Kuch Kuch Hota Hai actress shared a sneak peek of how she is utilizing her time in coronavirus lockdown - and it seems, we have found a new fan of Amish Tripathi on the block. The 45-year-old actress shared a super cute picture of herself in spectacles posing with Amish's mythological thriller Raavan: Enemy Of Aryavarta. Sharing the picture, Kajol gave us a glimpse of her "working" mode - which is "rereading" her library. "Rereading my library. Sorry I'm working," wrote Kajol. She also added the hashtags "pick a book" and "friends for life" to her post. Take a look:

Kajol, in coronavirus lockdown, has been doing it all - from posing in "a stick of lipstick and a wash of mascara" to sharing priceless throwback pictures and taking her fans back in time. Take a look:

Kajol shared this "Wave and smile" throwback on her second day of self-quarantine and wrote, "Hey there, how you doin'? Give me your best ideas of chilling at home, I'll repost the most interesting ones on my Insta stories."

The actress shared a beautiful snippet, which seems to be a glimpse from her shoot diaries of the 2015 romantic-drama Dilwale. Sharing the picture of herself, Kajol accompanied it with a thoughtful caption: "Are you ready to open the curtains and look at the world again?" This is the picture we are talking about:

On the work front, Kajol was last seen in the short film Devi. Directed by Priyanka Banerjee, the film also starred eight other actresses. Before that, Kajol featured in Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior opposite her husband Ajay Devgn.

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