Shehnaaz Gill Gets Trolled For Adjusting Mini Dress In Public: ‘Itni Hi Sharam Hai Toh…'
Shehnaaz Gill never disappoints when it comes to giving fashion goals. The actress' recent appearance at an event for Honey Singh's watch brand launch left social media in awe of her fashion choices. However, a video of her is now going viral for all the wrong reasons. In the clip, Shehnaaz Gill can be seen adjusting her dress, which has drawn netizens' attention, with many questioning her for wearing such an uncomfortable outfit.
In a viral clip from the event, Shehnaaz was seen adjusting her dress while requesting the cameraman not to shoot it. Unfortunately, the video has gone viral, and now social media users are questioning the actress. One wrote, 'Aise kapde pehente hi kyun hain jismein insaan comfortably baith bhi nahi sakta, bhai?" 'Itni hi sharam hai toh waisa dress pehen kar naa aati," another user commented. A third said, 'Itne chhote kapde hi kyun pehnne hain… shame on industry… India ka mahaul kharaab kar rakha hai." While a comment read, 'Khud ko comfortable nhi lg rha to kyu pehnati ho yese kapde i really like u shehnaz but don't like u your dress"
The actress recently dropped a series of pictures in the same dress. In the photos, Shehnaaz can be seen slaying a strappy mini dress, and we bet these stunning pictures will chase away all your Monday blues. She wore a mini dress featuring strappy sleeves and elevated the look with matching shiny heels. The actress left her hair open in loose curls — and why lie, she ate and left no crumbs.
She chose stunning, intricate accessories to add to the slaying avatar — she wore long, detailed earrings, and those multiple rings were a hit. For the makeup, she kept it minimal with nude tones, but those smoky eyes could kill with just a gaze. While sharing the pictures, Shehnaaz wrote, 'Not just a look… it's a whole moment.…"
Professionally, Shehnaaz was last seen in a cameo for the song Sajna Ve Sajna in the Rajkummar Rao and Triptii Dimri-starrer Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video. She made her Bollywood debut with Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan. Up next, she stars in Sab First Class and Ikk Kudi. The latter also marks her debut as a film producer.
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