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Ananya Birla shows us a little bit of her fun side in this photo!

Updated on: 20 June,2019 04:12 PM IST  | 
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Ananya Birla took to Instagram to share her vacation picture and we must say she is high on life!

Ananya Birla shows us a little bit of her fun side in this photo!

Pic courtesy/Instagram/Ananya Birla

Ananya Birla, the eldest daughter of business tycoon Kumar Mangalam Birla and Neerja Birla has been the talk of the town for her sensational music and style. Her Instagram account proves that she is a fierce, independent and a fun loving girl. Recently, she shared a photo on her Instagram account which left people in splits! 





In the picture, Ananya Birla poses with a huge red clown nose and birds resting on her arms and head in Warsaw, Poland. This picture clearly shows that this girl knows how to have fun and enjoy life. She captioned this picture as 'Life is too short to not be silly and not look like a fool sometimes.. I have no idea why I agreed to do this' Ananya Birla amazed everyone with this picture giving a glimpse of her childish and fun side.

Also View: Ananya Birla is daddy Kumar Mangalam Birla's little girl

Ananya Birla has created her own path and identity through her music and fashion sense. She is a successful entrepreneur, musician, fashion diva, style icon and a loving daughter. Ananya Birla is also appreciated for her fashion sense, from traditional attires to western outfits, she slays it all with elegance and poise.

Also View: Kumar Mangalam Birla's 24-year-old daughter Ananya is a musician, entrepreneur

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