"Don't Judge" Alaya Furniturewalla For Ditching Her Diet And Eating Jalebis. She Tried, OK?
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We aren't judging, we are going to buy jalebis, actually.
Alaya Furniturewalla, who always asks her Instagram family to help her resolve dilemmas, solved the jalebi puzzle on her own. On Thursday, just as we are setting the mood for the weekend, Alaya Furniturewalla reminded us that any day is a good for munching on your favourite mithai. She shared an ROFL video on Instagram with the caption: "What can I say? It's hard dieting around vada pav and jalebis. Throwback to some fun behind-the-scenes moments on set." In the BTS video, Alaya can be seen running away from a tray full of jalebis and vada paos. "Mujhe yeh dikhao hi maat (Don't even show this to me)," she tells her crew members. However, what happened a "few moments later" in the changing room is quite the story. Alaya was caught red handed devouring some of what was offered to her before. "Don't judge," she said. LOL. We aren't judging, we are going to buy jalebis, actually.
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