Anushka Sharma Thanks Media For Not Publishing Pics Of Daughter Vamika Taken Recently

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New Delhi: Anushka Sharma, who has been continually stressing on the requirement for protection for herself and Virat Kohli's little girl Vamika, expressed gratitude toward the paparazzi and fan clubs for not distributing pictures or recordings of Vamika. Anushka's assertion showed up a couple of days later paparazzi took pictures of Vamika when the entertainer and Virat Kohli were at the Mumbai air terminal last week alongside Team India. Tending to the fan clubs and the paps, she expressed "It was thoughtful and exceptionally mature of you." The entertainer's assertion addressed to the paparazzi and her fan clubs read, "We are profoundly appreciative to the Indian paparazzi and a large portion of the media brotherhood for not distributing pictures/recordings of Vamika. As guardians, our solicitation to the rare sorts of people who conveyed the pictures/video will be to help us going ahead. We look for security for our youngster and might want to put forth a valiant effort to allow her an opportunity to carry on with her life unreservedly away from media and online media. As she is more seasoned we can't confine her development and henceforth your help is required so benevolently practice limitation regarding that situation." She added, "A unique thank you to fans clubs and individuals of the web for making a special effort to not post pictures."

Later the introduction of Vamika in January this year, the couple spoke to the paparazzi to cease from taking photos of their little girl. Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli sent a note to the paparazzi club in Mumbai, which read, "Hello, Thank you for all the affection that you have given us for such a long time. We are glad to praise this pivotal event with you. As guardians, we have a basic solicitation to make to you. We need to ensure the security of our kid and we really want your assistance and backing."

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