Smriti Irani shares a snippet of her busy schedule. Sonu Sood, Ekta Kapoor drop comments
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In a new post on Instagram, Smriti Irani shared a snippet of her busy schedule - she was busy working and analyzing papers in a plane as it prepared for take-off.
"Kaun kehta hai homework sirf school mein hota hai," Smriti Irani said in her new post on Instagram that she shared on Sunday. In the picture that she posted online, Smriti Irani shared a snippet of her schedule - she was busy working and analyzing papers in a plane as it prepared for take-off. The caption of her post was epic and her friends including Sonu Sood and Ekta Kapoor also dropped comments. "Kaun kehta hai homework sirf school mein hota haipadhti ka naam pyari...isi mein chali gayi aadhi umr humari," Smriti Irani said in the caption of her post, adding, "Btw aadhi ka matlab not 50 yet."
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