‘God is the greatest artist,’ Anushka Sharma records in Bhutan
On the work front, Anushka is collaborating with Netflix for a production venture.
SNS | New Delhi | November 7, 2019 1:03 pm
( Photo: Instagram/@anushkasharma)
Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli are in detox mode in the mountain nation of Bhutan.
The star couple, recently celebrated Indian skipper Kohli’s birthday in Bhutan, has been posting pictures from their vacation on social media.
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Amidst a series of Instagram stories that Anushka recently shared, the scenic view of the mountains is not to be missed.
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Trekking along a Himalayan trail, Anushka posted a picture of the view of the highest mountain peak in the world, Mount Everest.
She captioned the picture with, “God is the greatest artist.”
( Instagram Story/@anushkasharma)
Through another picture, we see Anushka and Virat having breakfast after a hectic trek with the view of a lake amidst sandy mountains and the view of Everest.
She captioned the picture, “Breakfast in the lap of the Himalayas.”
( Instagram Story/@anushkasharma)
In short, video-clips that she shared alongside these pictures, she wrote that she is grateful for the view of the Himalayas amidst other motion graphics revealing the scenic beauty of the space.
The 31-year-old had recently shared a heartfelt note for her partner, Virat Kohli, on social media on the occasion of his birthday which won hearts from all across.
“Virat and Rohit have been the pillars of Indian cricket for the last decade or so, and not having them around will be a huge miss. In my whole career so far, I have never walked into a team where there is no Virat or Rohit.
A large-scale GST refund scam involving fake exports to Bhutan has come under the scanner of the Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST) Siliguri Commissionerate, with officials uncovering fraudulent refund claims running into hundreds of crores over the past few years.
Both senior Indian players called time on their Test careers last month, creating a major gap in the Indian batting lineup at the top and in the middle order.
