We Bet You "Can't Get Past" Anil Kapoor's Yellow Shoes In This Old 1986 Film Poster. Even He Can't
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Anil Kapoor co-starred with Rekha, Anupam Kher and Raj Babbar in the film
Have you seen Anil Kapoor's 1986 film Insaaf Ki Awaaz? If yes, then you must have noticed the actor's quirky outfits in the film. Wondering what we are talking about? On Tuesday, Anil Kapoor re-tweeted an old poster of Insaaf Ki Awaaz featuring himself, Rekha and late actress Richa Sharma. He can be seen sporting an all-yellow outfit, paired with yellow shoes in the poster that features Rekha as a police officer. The poster was originally tweeted by film critic Raja Sen, who captioned it: "Stumbled upon this old movie poster and can't get past Anil Kapoor's outfit. Don't miss the shoes." Re-sharing the photo, Anil Kapoor hilariously wrote: "Yellow, yellow dirty fellow... but shoes always on point!" Yellow, yellow dirty fellow .. but shoes always on point! https://t.co/y07OcAgLDl See Anil Kapoor's tweet here:
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