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Kubbra Sait Looks Smoking Hot In A Yellow Bikini Set As She Practises Yoga On A Serene Beach; Watch –


Kubbra Sait practises yoga on a Maldives beach.


The video of Kubbra Sait looking sexy while performing advanced yoga on a beach is going viral.

Actress Kubbra Sait, who rose to fame with her character as Kukoo in Netflix’s first Indian original series Sacred Games, is one of the hottest celebrities.

The actress, on Wednesday, took to Instagram to share a video wherein she can be seen gracefully practising yoga on a serene beach in the Maldives, dressed in a chic yellow and white bikini set. Amidst the tranquil surroundings, she looked effortlessly stunning, perfectly in harmony with nature. Her yoga postures were impeccable and those highlighted her incredible balance and strength.

She captioned the video, “This one is for me and for @samikshashetty_ and for all my teachers. Thanks to @sarvesh_shashi for influencing me in a direction which has led me to an improved version of me at a consistent and conscious level. It’s the first time I kinda, sorta got my groove. It felt sexy, powerful, relaxing, and released all sorts of happy hormones. The #BlueSky as a backdrop is a whole different BONUS.” Check out the video here:

The 25 year old actress has made cameo appearances in various movies like Sultan, Ready and City Of Life but it was her role of a transgender named Kukoo in Sacred Games which has garnered a huge fan following. The actress was last seen in The Trial, Suparn Verma’s adaptation of The Good Wife, a legal drama also starring Kajol, Aamir Ali and others.

When Kubbra isn’t portraying roles on screen, she can often be seen either striking elegant poses for fashion photoshoots, sporting athleisure, dedicated to her fitness regimen. A fitness enthusiast, she practises high-intensity workouts and yoga as part of her routine.



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