Karisma Kapoor's Flashback Friday Post Is A 90s Nostalgia Trip
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There is no denying that Karisma’s 90s coiffure became an inspiration for people struggling to flaunt their curls.
We are in love with Karisma Kapoor's throwback posts. The actress, time and again, has taken us on a nostalgic ride to the early 90s. And, we aren't complaining. Wondering what was under wraps this Friday? The 90s hairdo. Karisma looks super gorgeous in an all-black outfit. But what caught our attention was the stunning hairdo. Karisma's curly and voluminous manes are left open. The actress even has the perfect description for her hairstyle. It is in her caption, “Crazy hair didn't care.” And, we cannot agree more. There is no denying that Karisma's 90s coiffure became an inspiration for people struggling to flaunt their curls. Along with the photo, she added, “Love the 90s, this hair though” and accompanied it with a bunch of emojis.
Actress Sophi Choudry spoke for all of us when she wrote, “Love”.
Have a look at Karisma Kapoor's 90's hairdo:
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