Genelia D'Souza's "Basic Girl Tantrum" Video Is Cracking Up The Internet
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The actress shared the fun video on Instagram
Genelia D'Souza's Instagram Reels gives fans something to look forward to. She entertains us by mouthing fun dialogues and sharing bits of her personal life. In the latest video, the 33-year-old actress played the part of a disgruntled girlfriend who has been awaiting her boyfriend's message. She called it "basic girl tantrum" and asked her fans in the caption, "Has to have happened to you at some point... Hai naaa??? (Isn't it?)" In the clip, a male voice is heard asking, "Hi, kaisi ho? (Hi, how are you?)" To this, the actress replies, "Paagal hu...Kyunki tum phir aath ghante baad mere messages ka reply karoge aur mai aath second mei. Toh paagal hi hui na? (I'm mad...Because despite you taking eight hours to respond to my messages, I will reply to you in eight seconds. Doesn't that make me mad?)" Genelia appears in the Reels with a fresh, bare-faced look and has her hair left open. She is wearing a pink shirt with a pair of faded jeans.
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