Gauri Khan And Manish Malhotra Tried Viral Instagram Trend. They "Got It In The End"
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"So nice Gauri Khan," commented a fan
Designer Manish Malhotra shared a video, featuring Gauri Khan and they are seen trying the viral Instagram trend. In the trend, people record themselves using different camera angles, following a sound. Manish and Gauri gave it a try and while in the beginning, they failed, by the end of the video, they can be seen acing the trend. Manish Malhotra captioned the video as "Mission reel successfully failed @gaurikhan." Ranbir Kapoor's sister Riddhima Kapoor Sahni left an array of lit emojis in the comment section. Mrunal Thakur commented, "Hahaha I think you got it in the end."
Fans also commented on the video. One wrote, "So nice Gauri Khan." Another one commented, "It looks epic." "Haha absolutely love this!" commented another one. One fan called them "Trend changers." "You just changed the trend!" reads another comment.
Check out the video here:
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