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Arjun Kapoor to Akshay Kumar to Poonam Pandey, celebs who got TROLLED this week
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June 2, 2023
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1:51Now PlayingThis week saw many celebrities getting mercilessly trolled on social media. So, let's take a look at some of them and the hilarious comments they received. Malaika Arora recently dropped a picture of Arjun relaxing on a couch without clothes on and hiding his modesty with a cushion. Netizens trolled the couple brutally with comments like 'He is a Sugar daddy', 'Sirf or sirf publicity stunt....coz dono k paas kaam nai hai', 'No one is interested in watching Arjun Kapoor. Either in naked or in clothes. And she better stop posting such crass pictures. Some things are better kept in private folders'
Akshay Kumar praised the new Parliament building with a video. Soon, a section of netizens started trolling him for his ‘Canadian citizenship’ as one wrote, ‘Why a Canadian is interfering in Indian Parliament building?’, another one commented ‘Begani shaadi mein Canadian deewana’
Poonam Pandey shared a set of sizzling photos wearing green lingerie and like always fans stormed the comments section with some nasty comments. One even wrote, ‘Tumhare shok wo hi purane h’.
Jacqueline Fernandez recently attended an award show where she gave a stunning dance performance. However, a few netizens felt that she was trying to imitate Nora as one wrote, 'Trying to be Nora Fatehi' and '200 crore ka dance.'
#akshaykumar #arjunkapoor #malaikaarora #jacquelinefernandez
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