Sara shared this picture. (courtesy: SaraAliKhan)

New Delhi:

Sara Ali Khan is a nature lover and her newest Instagram publish can vouch for that. Sara, who not too long ago wrapped the shoot of Anurag Basu’s Metro In Dino, shared a bunch of images from her journey bucket. In the photographs, Sara might be seen having fun with the scenic fantastic thing about her environment. In a video clip shared, she might be seen seated on a cliff of a mountain and giving a tour of the place. In one other click on, she, wearing her winter greatest, might be seen seated close to a bonfire. Sara additionally shared an image by which she might be seen along with her sleep masks on. Sara wrote within the caption, “Oh Pine. Will you be mine? In nature you’re closest to the divine. Sometimes sunkissed sometimes under moonshine.” Take a glance:

Sara shared a collage on her Instagram story by which she might be seen posing with director Anurag Basu. The collage options the image by which she might be seen along with her sleep masks on. She wrote on the image, “Captured and woken up pre dawn by Basuda.” Tagging Anurag Basu, she wrote, “And just like that it’s a schedule wrap.”

Sara, who by no means fails to entertain her viewers along with her partaking reels, shared a video a couple of days again. She might be seen recreating the long-lasting pose of taking part in badminton to the track Dhal Gaya Din within the reel. Sara might be seen dressed up like a yesteryear actress. She wore a pink chiffon saree. She tied her hair in a bouffant, which was a trademark of 70’s actresses’ appears. Sara shared a BTS video by which she might be seen attempting laborious to good the pose. Don’t miss her one-liners. FYI, Dhal Gaya Din is a track from Humjoli (1970). The track was picturised on Jeetendra and Leena Chandavarkar.  Sara wrote within the caption, “Real Vs Reel. BTS mein hai asli feel (The real feel lies in BTS).” Take a take a look at the video:

Sara Ali Khan was final seen in Zara Hatke Zara Bachke alongside Vicky Kaushal. She will subsequent be seen in Ae Watan Mere Watan and Murder Mubarak.