Karishma Kapoor Turns Back The Clock, Recreates Famous 90s Nirma Ad
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Karishma Kapoor uses similar lines and mannerisms as the original Nirma ad. The actor shared the video on her official Instagram account.
Bollywood actor Karishma Kapoor took fans on a nostalgia trip as she appeared in an ad, which is a recreation of a classic TV ad from the 90s. The ad, made for credit card management platform Cred, recreates the famous Nirma Super Detergent ad from the 90s.
Karishma Kapoor uses similar lines and mannerisms as the original Nirma ad. The actor shared the video on her official Instagram account.
The video starts with Ms Kapoor, dressed in a white saree, entering a shop where the shopkeeper greets her and hands over her stuff. The actor then asks for a 'charger' kept behind the shopkeeper.
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