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Malaika Arora The Realest, Beautiful Soul: Anusha Dandekar

Darpan News Desk IANS, 25 Oct, 2018 01:40 PM

VJ Anusha has called actress Malaika Arora the most realest, stunning and beautiful soul.

Anusha, who is co-judging the TV show "India's Next Top Model" with Malaika, wished her on the actress's 45th birthday.

"Happy Birthday to this gorgeous woman! It is the best to know when you are inspired by someone and they are exactly how you imagined and even more! Then you get to work with them and they are beyond! To the realest, most stunning, beautiful soul. So easy to love you inside out!"

Malaika was last seen on the silver screen in a song from Vishal Bhardwaj's latest release "Patakha".

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