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Rekha is my style icon: Sonakshi

Darpan News Desk IANS, 05 Dec, 2015 03:19 PM
  • Rekha is my style icon: Sonakshi
Actress Sonakshi Sinha says her style icon is evergreen beauty Rekha.
 
"For me, my style icon would be Rekha-ji. She has always effortless in keeping her style quotient identical for many years. You can recognize anywhere once you see Rekha ji. She is a great style icon,” said Sonakshi. 
 
"Style has nothing to do with fashion. It is something that is incorporated in you and a part of your personality, like your attitude or the way of talking. And every person has his or her own style,” she added.
 
On the work front, the “Lootera” actress shared that 2015 has been quite a busy year.
 
"I was busy doing TV shows this year. I also have been traveling a lot, making appearances. Actually this year has been very busy for me. I have done lots of work professionally and personally as well,” said the former “Indian Idol Junior” judge.

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