Deepika Padukone's Score In The Chopstick Challenge: "Flawless Victory"
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Deepika picked up 17 candies using chopsticks
On Friday, Deepika Padukone shared a video of taking up the chopstick challenge in which one has to pick up maximum candies in 60 seconds. The clip shows that Deepika has been challenged by her team and the actress's answer: "But that's not possible because you're challenging the functionality of a chopstick." However, she takes up the challenge. But first, the rules of the game are displayed: "pick up maximum candies using chopsticks in 60 seconds and place them on the table. Dropped candies don't count. Start over if the chopsticks are dropped."
Before starting, she is confident and says, "I'll win." Deepika carefully picks up each candy with her chopsticks while her team members begin counting. One tells her she is "cheating," and her reply: "You cheated." In the end, the words "flawless victory" is displayed and it is revealed that Deepika picked up 17 candies with the chopsticks. In the caption, too, she wrote: "Flawless victory!" and added the victory emoji.
Take a look at Deepika's video below:
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