Samantha Ruth Prabhu explores the famous monkey forest in Bali : Bollywood News

Not too long ago we had reported that Samantha Ruth Prabhu decided to take a break from the work commitments since she wanted to go on a journey of healing, post her battle with myositis. After visiting the Yoga Centre in Coimbatore, the actress decided to unwind by taking off an adventure trip with her friend to Bali, Indonesia. While her fans are getting several glimpses of her vacay shenanigans, her recent post revealed that she has decided to spend some more time with nature in the country.

Samantha Ruth Prabhu explores the famous monkey forest in Bali

Taking to Instagram, Samantha Ruth Prabhu revealed in her recent post that she visited the famous monkey forest in Ubud, Bali, and also posted several photos from the trip. She also posted a video where she tried to capture the antics of the monkey. She captioned the post saying, “Spot the monkey” and added cool emoji as well as feeling loved emoji. Readers would be aware that the actress is accompanied by her friend Anusha Swamy and even in her last posts, she was seen mentioning about her.

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In her other recent posts, Samantha Ruth Prabhu was seen exploring the rice fields and forests in the picturesque country and she was also seen visiting the beautiful Uluwatu temple which is located on a hill top overlooking the ocean.

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On the work front, Samantha Ruth Prabhu has completed shooting for her Pan India film Kushi, featuring her alongside Vijay Deverakonda. The film is slated to hit the screens on September 1 this year and will release in multiple languages including Hindi. On the other hand, she also has the Amazon Prime Video series Citadel, the Indian version, where she will be seen alongside Varun Dhawan as a talented spy. The show’s premiere date is yet to be unveiled.

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