Hardik Pandya's wife Natasa Stankovic sets social media on fire with her black dress

Hardik Pandya is currently representing Mumbai Indian in the ongoing Indian Premier League, being played in the United Arab Emirates. He is married to Bollywood actress Natasa Stankovic, who hails from Serbia, while their son Agastya was born in July this year.

Hardik Pandya has made a name for himself in Team India, owing to his hard-hitting batting abilities, besides being a reliable all-rounder, as he can effectively bowl pace. Meanwhile, he is also famous outside cricket, especially in his personal life, following his marriage to Bollywood hottie Natasa Stankovic.

Meanwhile, Natasa is ruling social media for her latest post. She has come up with her latest picture on Instagram, where she is seen in a black dress, as she shared a couple of them, with the caption, "Better in black."

Both the pictures of her are breathtaking, as she looks indeed hot and stunning. Naturally, fans too came up with impressive emojis, glorifying her gorgeous look.

It is also to be noted that she has seemingly got back to her shape, following the birth of her son Agastya, with Pandya. While their son was born in July, she has evidently got back to her shape in three months.

As Agastya, too, is three months old now, Natasa shared another picture of her, along with him, where she was seen with a cake, celebrating the occasion, on October 30. However, they missed Pandya, as she captioned it, "We miss you @hardikpandya93 ❤️ 🎂 @thebakersden_ 😻".

Pandya started to date Natasa a couple of years back, as it was in January this year when the couple announced their engagement, in Dubai, on a boat. A few months later, the couple got married during the lockdown, while he also announced Natasa's pregnancy, before Agstya's birth in July.

Meanwhile, Natasa is a renowned actress in Bollywood. She made her debut in Satyagraha, released in 2014, and has featured in seven movies so far. Her upcoming project is Flesh, a web-series, which was to be released on Eros Now this year. However, it is delayed owing to the COVID-19 pandemic.