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New Delhi: Bhojpuri Sisler Monalisa is the most liked actress in the Bhojpuri industry. Actor is a great fan on social media, and keeping this in mind, Mona never forgets sharing photos with her personal and professional life.

On Sunday, Mona shared a bold and beautiful picture in a checkered top and hot pants.


Photos and videos of Monalisa become viral in a while. Recently, his dance video on the mungada became viral on social media.

After influencing the Bhojpuri audience for years, Mona has recently stepped on television with 'Nazar', where she plays a negative character.

The popular actress has acted in more than 125 Bhojpuri films and has acted in many languages like Hindi, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Oriya and Bengali.

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