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Anushka Sharma 'thanks' her wrestling teachers

| | Mar 13, 2016, at 02:54 pm
Mumbai, Mar 13 (IBNS) Actress Anushka Sharma has thanked the teachers who have taught her wrestling moves in recent times for her upcoming film 'Sultan'.

Sharma posted picture of her teachers on micro-blogging site Twitter and wrote: "On my way to the shoot, Thank you to these amazing teachers/ pro wrestlers (1/2)."

"From whom I have learnt the sport (wrestling) over the last 6 weeks grateful for having teachers like you'll (2/2) @SultanTheMovie," she said.

The movie also features superstar Salman Khan.

Director Ali Abbas Zafar said Anushka has become " dhobi pachad master"

 

Image: Anushka Sharma's Twitter page
 

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