Twinkle Khanna mimics Narendra Modi, calls meditation photography "the next big thing"

Twinkle Khanna, known for her bold and unfiltered views on social media, has reproduced Narendra Modi's recent visit to the Kedarnath Caves in a photo. Modi's returned to the holy Kedarnath site on May 18 for a lonely 18-hour solitary meditation session in a small cave, before the announcement of the Lok Sabha poll results of 2019, May 23. However, photographs of Modi meditating in a Kedarnath cave stormed the Internet.

Twinkle published a picture of herself "meditating" and called the exercise "the next big thing".

Please, sign up – after seeing so many spiritual images of recent days – I now start a series of workshops – Meditation Photography – Poses and angles & # 39; I have the feeling that after the wedding photography, it will be the next big thing [AJokeADayMayKeepJillSane pic.twitter.com/uYP4FpQvYX

– Twinkle Khanna (@mrsfunnybones) [209019] Akshay Kumar interviewed Modi on April 24 in New Delhi, where the Prime Minister spoke of his youth, his ambitions and his his family. While talking about social media, Modi made a witty remark by revealing that he was also following Twitter accounts of Akshay and his wife Twinkle Khanna, also referring to his critical tweets about him. "I follow you and Twinkle Khanna ji on Twitter.After the way she targets me, I understand that there must be a peace in your family life", he said, much to the chagrin of the actor. "All his anger had to be spent on me and you must feel at peace," he added. Khanna also acknowledged his reference with a tweet:

I have a rather positive way of looking at this – not only the prime minister is aware of my existence but he actually reads my work ? https://t.co/Pkk4tKEVHm[19659002CHER-TwinkleKhanna(@mrsfunnybones) April 24, 2019

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Publication date: May 21, 2019 17:54
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Date Updated: May 21st, 2019 at 17:54:35 HIST

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