Kartik Aaryan, Recovered From COVID-19, Says "Do Not Try This Pose In Public"
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The actor posted a new picture with a message for all his followers
Celebrities on social media have been using their reach to amplify messages and spread awareness about India's ongoing battle against the coronavirus. While some actors and actresses have shared details of guidelines and helplines, many others are sharing tips to stay fit. Amid this, actor Kartik Aaryan came up with a unique way to ask his followers to wear the mask properly. Kartik, who recently recovered from COVID-19, reiterated the need to wear the mask in the right manner through a goofy Instagram post. In the photo, the 30-year-old is seen in a multi-coloured jacket. He has posed by pulling down his navy-blue bandana face mask to reveal his face. But Kartik warns fans against mimicking this stance in the caption and wrote "Don't try this in public #MaskHaiZaroori."
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