Sonali Bendre in a return photo (courtesy iamsonalibendre)
Strong points
- Sonali shared a return article on Flashback Friday
- “The days when you put your lipstick on your outfit,” she writes.
- Sonali wears a red dress with scarlet lipstick in the photos she shared
New Delhi:
Actress Sonali Bendre, Friday in a kind of moon, shared a flashback post, featuring only two of his photos from several years ago. In the legend, Sonali added the reason for sharing these particular photos. The priceless memories are in fact Sonali’s cry in the days of retro fashion, an atmosphere she seems to have recently missed: “The days when you associate your lipstick with your outfit.” In the photos, Sonali is sporting a set of red and white polka dots with bright scarlet lips and a few large earrings – all key elements of retro fashion trends. Sonali’s message was awash with love from Abhishek Bachchan, Patralekhaa, Tahira Kashyap and others. Sonali’s return photos also sent fans into a tizzy state, who couldn’t stop posting comments like “Just Magic” and flooding her feed with the red heart icons.
Sonali Bendre’s post will make you reach the beauties with dots in your closet, and the matching lipsticks too.
Sonali Bendre, who survived cancer, is a true fan of turning back the clock. In an explosion of the last message earlier in April, the 45-year-old actress revealed the message she would like to convey to herself, the 20-year-old. “If I could go back and say something to the 20-year-old woman, it would be to never give up hope and think about turning on the sun.”
In 2018, Sonali Bendre underwent cancer treatment in New York, where she was accompanied by her filmmaker husband Goldie Behl and was frequently visited by their son Ranveer. She returned to Mumbai in December of the same year. In a recent interview with the PTI news agency, Goldie Behl said he had suspended his next movies after Sonali’s cancer diagnosis: “I focus more on my energies, since 2018, after going to New York with Sonali, the situation has changed our lives for all.”
