Bollywood starlet Malaika Arora shared that she attempts the five steps to tying up her hair but she never manages to get it right.
Malaika posted on her Instagram on Monday morning, where she posted a couple of photos. In the photos she is tying up her hair. In the photos, the actress, who is looking beautiful in an all-white bodycon dress is trying to tie up her hair, opening them and then attempting again.
"5 steps to tying ur hair up …. But jus never get it right," she captioned.
The dancing diva frequently gives her best fashion foot forward on social media. On February 20, she re-lived 90s fashion and recreated retro magic in her latest post on social media.
In a video, the actress can be seen sporting wide-legged jeans and a striped shirt. She went into the changing room and emerges wearing a floral design thigh-length dress. She finished her outfit with knee length boots and half high pony.
For the background music, the actress used the classic 1978 hit "I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor.
The actress-dancer captioned: "Jus some 90s retro."
Malaika had earlier this month completed 10 years with Casper, her white Pomeranian.
She posted a video with the four-legged-friend, from when he was nothing more than a little puppy. The photos also included her son Arhaan Khan of his young days playing around with Casper. Some peeks also revealed that Casper accompanied the actress for yoga and workout.
In the caption, she posted: "And just like that's our baby casper is 10 today …. The centre of our lives happy birthday my caspuuuuuu #mymosthandsome."
Malaika entered as a producer of films in 2008 alongside her ex-husband Arbaaz Khan, establishing the company Arbaaz Khan Productions, which produced the Dabangg film series.
As an actress, she has appeared in movies such as Kaante and EMI. She sang songs like Chaiyya Chaiyya, Gur Naalo Ishq Mitha, Maahi Ve, Kaal Dhamaal and Munni Badnaam Hui.
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