"That Chin Is Photoshopped:" The Internet Shreds Alia Bhatt's Vogue Cover. Pic Inside
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Alia Bhatt recently featured on the cover of Vogue Thailand
Alia Bhatt is going places and how. The actress features as the cover girl for Vogue Thailand's September issue. While fans congratulated the actress for the milestone, a section of the Internet couldn't help but shred the cover for what they thought to be a Photoshopped version of Alia Bhatt's picture. Some of the pictures from the shoot have come under the lens of some users who think it has been photoshopped. "That chin is photoshopped," a user commented on the post. Another read, "The photoshop has totally transformed her! She is looking like everyone else except Alia." Inputs from another user, "Why she look different (sic)."Another added, "At least don't photoshop a person so much that they aren't recognisable." Another comment on the aforementioned post read, "You don't look like Alia."
Take a look at the aforementioned post here:
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