Jennifer Winget celebrates Easter on video call with friends, shares throwback pictures! : Bollywood News

Jennifer Winget’s annual Easter brunch is something all her friends and fans await eagerly. The world celebrated Easter yesterday and due to the lockdown, no one could actually meet each other. However, all thanks to technology, Jennifer Winget celebrated the day with her friends on a video call and it surely was a party. The fun group is seen toasting to a great year ahead in the Instagram story. For the uninitiated, Jennifer Winget’s closest pals include Sehban Azim and Aniruddha Rajderkar, her co-star and director of Bepannaah.

Jennifer Winget celebrates Easter on video call with friends, shares throwback pictures!

While we got a partial reunion, Jennifer Winget shared a few pictures from her past Easter brunches and the pictures will leave you smiling. Towards the end of the pictures, she has also shared an adorable painting of Easter eggs with one for all her family members each.

She posted the pictures with a heartfelt caption that reminded us of holding on to hope even in these trying times. While we’re all hoping for things to get back to normal soon, we’re really missing Jennifer Winget as Maya in Beyhadh 2.

Take a look at the pictures that she shared along with the story that she reposted.

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Its an Easter-ish Easter, indeed! And I am really missing my traditional Easter gathering of friends and family... and of course, the food! That scrumptious, table spread of good food! Taking a trip down memory lane of Easter over the years with my constants! But I am still determined - so let’s make this one, the one we’ll always remember. Will be celebrating indoors, Loving the one I have and appreciating the ones I cannot be with, even more. Making do with the things I have to build in whatever festivities I can. Like this painting here for example. It’s the best I could do. What started out with looking to paint real eggs, changed when I realised I am out of ‘em too! So drew up this piece of work instead. Lunch for two is now in the making...and I bet that will be a piece of art too! But in these unusual times, especially, let’s not forget that Easter is all about hope. We maybe alone in this, but are still in it together. Let’s hope and pray we all get through this stronger, wiser and a tad more kinder. Consider this our Good Friday, and after every Good Friday, there always comes an Easter Sunday...and it is only round the corner. Till then, continue to stay in and stay safe.
A post shared by Jennifer Winget (@jenniferwinget1) on Apr 12, 2020 at 12:03am PDT