Beautiful pics of Sarah Huckabee and Pallavi Sharda feet & legs

Sarah Elizabeth Huckabee Sanders works as a political assistant in the United States. She is the US Administration of President Donald Trump's deputy Press Secretary. Additionally, she serves as the Deputy Assistant of the President. In 2002 her father, Mike Huckabee was a field coordinator in Arkansas for the campaign to reelect him as governor. From there she became an adviser to politicians and famous people. Her father's presidential campaign in 2008 saw her assume the post of National Political Director. She began as a coordinator for the field of George W. Bush during his campaign for president. She also served as Tim Pawlenty's adviser during his 2012 presidential campaign. She was also the director of campaign for John Boozman during his run to become the US senator from Arkansas. In 2016, she was the manager of the campaign of the presidency of her father. Then, she was signed to be Donald Trump's top advisor, working on coalitions, and his campaign's liaison. Second Street Strategies is her general consulting services company in Little Rock Arkansas.

Pallavi is a classical Indian dancer and also an actress that has appeared in films and in theaters across the world. Tom Dey directed the Netflix romantic drama Wedding Season. Pallavis Hollywood credit includes Tom & Jerry Oscar-nominated Lion. In the UK, Pallavi played leading parts in Gurinder Chandhas period comedy Beecham House as well as Netflix's The One. Pallavi was the main character in Australia's Retrograde comedy series, for which she won Most Outstanding Comedy in 2021 Equity Awards. Her other Australian work includes . Pallavi was awarded an award called the Rising Star Award from the Casting Guild of Australia. Begum Jaan Hawaizaada is one of her Bollywood films. Pallavis's resume of performing arts includes Bharatha-Natyam classical dance. Her free form fusion dancing style is also an integral part of her portfolio. Pallavi broke through to Bollywood as the very first Australian. Pallavi was also the pioneer of diversity in Australian screen, and was the first Indian-origin actress in Australian film and television.