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Malaika Arora oozes oomph in this throwback pic from Maldives


Reality TV star Malaika Arora returned from her Maldives vacation a few days ago, but her heart is still there.

She re-posted a photo initially shared by celebrity make-up artist Mehak Oberoi and it features the duo soaking up the Maldivian sun on swings hanging over the ocean.

"I absolutely love being weird with you," read Mehak's caption for the post while Malaika wrote, "From one weirdo to another."


Malaika was in Maldives for a work trip and she returned to India earlier this week. She, along with her girl gang had whole lotta fun in the island country and the pictures they posted are proof.

Malaika turns heads wherever she goes and in Maldives, she made the spotlight follow her with her lovely pictures. From 'lounging around' in a white outfit to posing in a bodycon dress, the diva enjoyed her trip to the fullest.

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