Hansika Motwani, a recentlywed, is on vacation in Vienna.

Actress Hansika Motwani and husband-to-be Sohael Khaturiya are currently enjoying a great trip in Vienna, according to news reports from New Delhi. Friday saw a flight for the newlyweds to Austria. They have already been to the Rathausplatz Square and the Belvedere Palace. And how do we know this? On Instagram, Hansika has been posting tidbits of her trip. From the Austrian city, which was glittering with holiday decorations, she posted a few pictures and videos of herself and her husband. The actress is seen wandering by the Belvedere Palace in one footage. She wears a pink top, black trousers, a plaid poncho, and boots to appear stunning. Her joyful photo-op with Sohael Khaturiya is shown in the following one. The two of them are twins.

Newlywed In Vienna on vacation is Hansika Motwani. See Photos

These pictures were released by Hansika Motwani. (provided by ihansika)




New Delhi: Sohael Khaturiya and actress Hansika Motwani, who wed earlier this month, are currently enjoying themselves in Vienna. Friday saw the couple's flight to Austria. The Belvedere Palace and Rathausplatz Square have already been seen by them. How do we understand this? In between her holiday posts, Hansika has been posting on Instagram. She shared a few images and videos of her and her husband from the dazzlingly decorated Austrian city during the holiday season. A video shows the actress taking a stroll in front of Belvedere Palace. She wears a black pair of pants, a black top, a plaid poncho, and boots to appear stunning. The




Location: Vienna, Austria

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