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Anushka Sharma returns to Mumbai after vacation with hubby Virat Kohli

Anushka Sharma returned to India after a vacation with her hubby Virat Kohli from Cape Town, South Africa where she…

SNS | New Delhi | January 8, 2018 1:48 pm

Anushka Sharma returns to Mumbai after vacation with hubby Virat Kohli

Anushka Sharma at the set of 'Zero' (Photo Source: Twitter)

Anushka Sharma returned to India after a vacation with her hubby Virat Kohli from Cape Town, South Africa where she had accompanied Kohli, who is leading India against South Africa in the three-match Test series that started on January 5.

Anushka was spotted at the Mumbai airport. She looked stunning in all-black look. Her airport style is never disappointing and this time also she kept it comfy and classy. She was dressed in a sporting black jumpsuit with white sneakers. Anushka smiled for the cameras at the airport.

The couple celebrated their New Year in Cape Town. She was also present to cheer for India on the first day of the Test match against South Africa.

She is all set to be in a work mode after her vacation and marriage celebrations. She will now get busy with her work commitments and her home production, film Pari, all set to release on February 9 and now she will start its promotions.

In a heart-warming gesture, Shah Rukh Khan and the entire team of Zero welcomed the actress with a cute flower bouquet and some pictures of her with husband Virat Kohli.

She took to Instagram to express her gratitude towards her co-stars. In an Instrgram story, she wrote: “Great to be back on set. Thank you for this floral welcome guys. Lot of love.”

Anushka Sharma and Shah Rukh Khan’s film Zero is scheduled to release in December 2018.

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