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Seeing sharp jawline in Alia Bhatt’s pregnancy, Arjun Kapoor said ‘Fantastic’, fans said – ‘Don’t look’

To-be mom Alia Bhatt is busy these days with the promotion of her upcoming film ‘Darlings’. She is constantly raising the mercury of the internet with her stunning looks in sometimes sharara and sometimes one piece. Alia is enjoying her pregnancy phase these days. Alia, who is active on social media, recently shared four very cute pictures of herself, after seeing her co-star in ‘2 States’ Arjun Kapoor could not stop herself from reacting.

Alia Bhatt recently shared her very beautiful picture in a plain white shirt and blue denim. Seeing the beauty of Alia in pregnancy, Arjun Kapoor made such a comment on the picture, after which the fans started saying ‘don’t look.

In the picture, he wrote the caption- ‘Another day…walking around and promoting ‘darlings’- hope you have a good day…bye’. Alia completed her look with a messy ponytail and nude glowing makeup. Seeing the picture, Arjun commented praising- ‘Such jawline in pregnancy…Amazing Alia Bhatt, too good’.

Fans also could not stop themselves after seeing this comment of Arjun and do not stare while speaking. Fans are also showering love to Alia by making a heart emoji. Apart from Arjun, many celebs are liking this picture of Alia.

Alia is debuting as a producer with the film ‘Darlings’. Releasing on Netflix on August 5, the film is produced by Alia Bhatt in association with her banner Eternal Sunshine Productions, and Shah Rukh Khan’s production house Red Chillies Entertainment.

Shefali and Alia will be seen in the role of mother-daughter in the film. At the same time, Vijay Varma, and Roshan Mathew will also be seen in important roles. The story of the film is the story of a mother-daughter who are looking for a place for themselves in the city.

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