Twinkle Khanna Is Literally "Dressed To Kill." Why? To Avoid Small Talk At Parties
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Twinkle Khanna, wearing her signature pyjamas, wears a fierce expression with a knife in her hand in the boomerang post on Instagram
Twinkle Khanna, please put that knife down, you're kind of scaring us a great deal. Well, that's the point she's trying to make. Twinkle Khanna, who has a reputation for her extroverted persona, revealed the one thing she detests quite a lot - small talk at parties. And she did drive the point home with an ROFL post, as is ritual. Twinkle Khanna, wearing her signature pyjamas, wears a fierce expression with a knife in her hand in the boomerang post on Instagram. "What I really want to do when I am compelled to exchange pleasantries and make small talk at large parties," Twinkle Khanna captioned her post. What she really does in the video is for you to watch below: "Dressed to kill," she added in a hashtag - looks like Twinkle Khanna took this a bit too seriously.
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