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Twinkle Khanna asks Brits to return Kohinoor and ‘two other anmol ratans’ Vijay Mallya & Lalit Modi

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May 15, 2023

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Twinkle Khanna recently took a jibe at Indians who were glued to their screens during the coronation of King Charles III. In her column of the Times of India, Mrs Funnybones wrote, 'I can understand the British being invested in King Charles' coronation, but so are a large number of Indians despite our legacy of colonisation. This fascination seems a bit like a relationship with an ex-lover, even one who has mistreated you. You don't miss them or ever want them back, but still find yourself occasionally stalking their Instagram feed, or as in this case, streaming live broadcasts of what one of my daughter's classmates described as, 'Two hours of watching a man sitting on a chair and trying on a hat'.' She even quipped, 'I would just like to ask the Brits to return not just the Kohinoor, but as requested earlier, our two other anmol ratans, Vijay Mallya and Lalit Modi as well'. Twinkle's husband Akshay Kumar too shared it on Insta story with the caption “Some anmol ratans (precious pearls) of humour courtesy the pen of @twinklerkhanna.” For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.

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