Alia Bhatt Left This Comment On YouTuber's ROFL "Alia Weds Ranbir" Post
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Alia Bhatt dropped a comment on a post shared by Nikunj Lotia
Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor have been the talk of the town ever since the reports of their wedding started doing rounds. Though the couple has been tight-lipped, Alia, for the first time, has reacted to the buzz. Yes, the actress recently dropped a comment on a video posted by YouTuber Nikunj Lotia, popularly known as BeYouNick, on his Instagram handle. In the hilarious video, Nikunj can be seen dressed in a white kurta-pyjama running behind a car that has the banner "Alia weds Ranbir" written on it.
Recreating a scene from Shahid Kapoor's film Kabir Singh, Nikunj then shared a picture with Alia. After a few seconds, his photo gets replaced with Ranbir. He also added a sad song to the video to give the heartbreaking essence. Sharing the video, he captioned it as "Me on 17th April," along with a heartbreak emoticon.
Soon after he shared the video, Alia dropped a comment, "ded," along with a laughing emoticon.
First look at BeYouNick's post:
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