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Katrina Kaif joins team Bharat in Malta, shares stunning image on internet

| @indiablooms | Aug 21, 2018, at 11:14 pm

Mumbai, Aug 21 (IBNS): Actress Katrina Kaif has reportedly joined the star cast of upcoming Hindi film Bharat in Malta.

Reaching the European nation, Katrina clicked a stunning picture of herself and went on to share it with followers on social media.

In the picture, which has been shared on Instagram, Katrina could be seen in less make up and curly hairs.

The actress captioned the picture saying, "🌟🌸Malta"

 

🌟🌸Malta

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Katrina entered the star cast of Bharat, which also features superstar Salman Khan in the lead role, after actress Priyanka Chopra made an exit from the film.

Salman and Katrina, who had acted as a pair in a number of films, were last seen together in 2017 Hindi film Tiger Zinda Hai.

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