Kriti Kharbanda's Epic Spin On "Looking Like A Wow" Trend Is For Her Trolls
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"Haters gonna hate baby, what you gonna do," Kriti wrote
Kriti Kharbanda is the latest to celeb to join the "Just looking like a wow" trend on social media. The actress posted a video of herself lip-syncing to an audio that says, "So toxic, so negative... Just looking like a jao. Please dafa hojao (Please get lost)." She captioned the video, "Haters gonna hate baby, what you gonna do. This Diwali, toxicity and negativity ko bolo, bhaad main jao (This Diwali, tell negativity and toxicity to get lost)." She added the hashtags #happydiwali, #lookinglikeajao and #hatersgonnahate. The catchphrase "Just looking like a wow" started trending a great deal after an Instagram user used it to sell clothing material online. It went especially viral after Deepika Padukone made a Reel on it and Ranveer Singh said the bit during an event he hosted. Ranveer keeping up with the trends #RanveerSinghpic.twitter.com/IQErJcqZbF
Check out Kriti Kharbanda's post here:
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