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Aditya, Katrina enjoy bonfire in Delhi

Darpan News Desk IANS, 16 Jan, 2016 02:19 PM
  • Aditya, Katrina enjoy bonfire in Delhi
To beat the winter chill in Delhi, actor Aditya Roy Kapur arranged for a small bonfire for his "Fitoor" co-star Katrina Kaif.
 
The two actors were in the city to launch the song “Pashmina” at the Lodhi Gardens here on Friday when the temperature dipping considerably.
 
Katrina donned an off-shoulder purple dress on the cold evening, and it was only perfect to have a 'sighri' giving out some warmth to her.
 
"Fitoor", based on Charles Dickens's novel "The Great Expectations", will release on February 12.

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