Sara Ali Khan shares the picture of her "Easter bunnies", Taimur and Ibrahim, goes out with their mother Amrita for a film | Bollywood

Actor Sara Ali Khan, who was in New York for a well-deserved vacation, is back in Mumbai. Looks like Sunday was a busy day for actor Simmba. On Easter Sunday, Sara shared the photo of her brother Ibrahim Ali Khan and his half-brother Taimur Ali Khan and dubbed them his "Easter bunnies". Later in the day, accompanied by her mother actress Amrita Singh, Ibrahim and writer Kanika Dhillon, she went out for a movie outing.

Sharing a photo of Ibrahim and Taimur, Sara wrote on Instagram: "My Easter Bunny #Munchkins # brothersinarms #doubletrouble. "In the photo, Taimur looks at the camera like a pro; a slight smile illuminates his face as he wears glbades and smiles. Ibrahim, who looks a lot like his father, has his protective arms around his little brother.

When the film comes out later in the evening, Sara is a picture of grace. . In the images and videos that are now online, Sara can be seen laughing and smiling as she enters the film complex. At one point, she welcomes a person with a namaste. Sara can be seen in a light green kameez salwar, as she is often seen during public events. In other images, Amrita Singh recognizes camera operators waiting at a glance.

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Sara, who made an impressive debut with Kedarnath and demonstrated her talent as a movie star with Simmba, shot for Imtiaz Ali's next film with Kartik Aaryan. The trio was in Delhi in March for the filming. The end of the program was marked by cake cutting, dancing and joyful making. Kartik had even shared in early April a video in which we could see Imtiaz shake a leg.

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[19659002] Sara and Kanika for a film screening.

Amrita Singh at the Movies.

Sara also signed the remake of Coolie No.1 with Varun Dhawan. The remake was written by Farhad Samji, who told Mumbai Mirror that the film would not be a sequel to the 1995 film Govinda Karisma Kapoor, but "an adaptation in a new format", which will have "a lot of humor and songs more colorful than nature.