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and, who parted ways last year, continue to share cordial ties. On a recent lazy Sunday, Malaika posted a series of photos along with a quote on love—drawing attention not just for the content, but for Arjun's unexpected like.The rare interaction surprised fans, as the duo had largely stayed away from engaging with each other's posts post-breakup. Malaika Arora's Sunday photo-dump offered a peek into her slow, self-care-filled morning. Dressed in a cosy pyjama set and bathrobe, she shared glimpses of her relaxed routine, from her day's menu to a beautifully set dining table—serving both style and serenity in equal measure.One of the posts in the lot was a quote about love, written by poet Rumi: 'I don't love you with my heart and mind, I love you with my soul, in case my mind forgets and my heart stops.'Arjun Kapoor was among the many celebrities who liked Malaika Arora's post on Instagram. While the gesture sparked curiosity among fans, it's likely just a reflection of their amicable relationship post-breakup.

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