Actress Amala Paul seems enjoying her coronavirus forced vacation with her family back at her hometown in Kerala.

She is staying with her family at her hometown since the lockdown. The actress never fail to impress her fans on social media during the lockdown.

Amala Paul has got more than 3 million followers in Instagram. Despite we see her in dolled up, simple yet beautiful avatar on films, her Instagram photos raise temperature all over social media. Recently her backless headstand pictures of practicing Yoga set internet on fire. Amala Paul has now posted a temperature soaring stunning photos of herself in a bikini.

Along with a bikini pic, Amala has captioned her post saying, "Some people spend their valuable years living with war with the sole aim of resting in peace.Why don't you try living in peace? The world could do with some right now! ✌️ #liveinpeace #peaceout #peacebewithyou". Netizens are elated to see her in such stunning sexy bikini look, and the pictures have gone viral on the internet.

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Some people spend their valuable years living with war with the sole aim of resting in peace. Why don't you try living in peace? The world could do with some right now! ✌️ #liveinpeace #peaceout #peacebewithyou

A post shared by Amala Paul 💫 (@amalapaul) on Jun 14, 2020 at 2:42am PDT

Amala Paul was last seen on controversial and critically-acclaimed Tamil film 'Aadai' directed by Rathna Kumar. The actress is looking forward to the release of her action adventure-thriller, 'Adho Andha Paravai Pola'. Vinoth K. R. is having directorial debut through this film. Other than Amala Paul, Ashish Vidyarthi and Samir Kochhar are playing important roles in the film. Jakes Bejoy composed the film's music, while it is edited by John Abraham JR.

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The 'Aadai' actress recently signed up to play the lead in a Hindi web series based on the life of Bollywood actress Parveen Babi. Though Amala has several projects in the pipeline, due to the COVID-19 lockdown, the shooting schedules of all films have been stalled.