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Sonakshi Sinha takes 'Twitter break'

| | Jan 18, 2016, at 10:34 pm
Mumbai, Jan 18 (IBNS): Bollywood gorgeous beauty Sonakshi Sinha is taking a 'break' from micro-blogging site Twitter.

"Sometimes to connect with yourself you need to disconnect from the world! Twitter brrrrreeeaaaakkkkkk!" Sonakshi tweeted.

The actress returned to the world of Twitter briefly on Monday and said she is working on the dates for the film 'Haseena'.

"Just an update on Haseena, am trying to workout the dates. This film is very special to me and im trying my best to clear the date clash," she tweeted.

"Back on break," read her last tweet.

Sonakshi uses Twitter and other social media platforms like Facebook quite regularly to express her thoughts on numerous issues and to connect with her fans.

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