Fake Pictures of Sonakshi Sinha in a Bikini on Maxim Magazine Cover

Actress Sonakshi Sinha has shot down reports that she posed in a bikini for the cover of Maxim magazine. "Quite shocked to see India Today carrying an article on me appearing on Maxim in a bikini!! Yeah right," Sonakshi wrote on microblogging site Twitter.

Below are photographs published on India Today's website showing Sonakshi wearing a white bikini but the magazine's cover shows her wearing a black dress - See Here >>

Sonakshi Sinha in a Bikini on the cover of Maxim Magazine

Sonakshi Sinha in a Bikini on Maxim Cover

"These guys generally have their facts and figures right! Got the fact that I'm on Maxim right, but the figure (pun intended) completely wrong! Would've been smart if they checked out the magazine before writing whatever they felt like. It's not about me anymore but about their credibility," she added.

Sonakshi, who made her Bollywood debut as a simple village girl with Salman Khan starrer "Dabangg", had set her record straight that she would never wear revealing clothes in her films to garner popularity.

The newcomer is set to change her on screen image with her next two films - Kick, where she will romance Salman again, and Akshay Kumar starrer Joker.

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