Bollywood Gen Z star Janhvi Kapoor was papped outside a restaurant in Mumbai last night along with Ananya Panday. The Roohi actress was seen wearing a blackless aqua colour jumpsuit with her tresses open. However, her look was incessantly trolled by netizens for allegedly trying to copy the 'Kardashian sisters'.
Soon after Janhvi’s pictures surfaced on the internet a user commented, "Sasti kylie Jenner 😂😂😂😂😂😂," while another called her "Wannabe Kim Kardashian of the East 😅". Janhvi was also compared to Urfi Javed. Commenting on her pictures, a user wrote, “Urfi k ly sb bolte h dressing sense ni h ab bolo iss janvi ko iss ne b to aise kapde phne h".
On the other hand, Raashii Khanna who will be making her Bollywood comeback after nine years with Yodha, took to Twitter to slam the fake reports which claimed she 'bad mouthed' south films. Raashii, who has done several Tamil and Telugu films over the years, claimed that recent reports of her 'bad mouthing' south films are 'fabricated and misconstrued'.
She further said that she has utmost respect for every film she has done. Taking to Twitter, Raashii shared a message with folded hands and smiley emoji. "Some fabricated and misconstrued content about me bad-mouthing south films is doing the rounds on social media. I request whoever has been doing it to PLEASE STOP. I have utmost respect towards each and every language/film that I do. Let's be kind," read the message.
Notably, Raashii's comments came after she was heavily trolled online over an interview in which she appeared to bad mouth the south film industry. In a recent interview, the actor had claimed she had been body-shamed during her initial days in the south.
On the work front, both Janhvi Kapoor and Raashii Khanna have several exciting projects in their kitties. Janhvi will be seen in movies like 'Goodluck Jerry', 'Mili' and 'Mr & Mrs Mahi'. While Raashii will be seen in 'Yodha' alongside Sidharth Malhotra and Disha Patani. She is also a part of Gopichand's 'Pakka Commercial' and Naga Chaitanya's 'Thank You'.
(Edited By Pradeep Singh)