“Don't Pose With...”: Dimple Kapadia Refuses To Pose With Daughter Twinkle Khanna. Watch
Dimple Kapadia refused to get clicked with her daughter Twinkle Khanna.
Veteran Indian actress Dimple Kapadia recently attended the MAMI Film Festival. Dimple-starrer ‘Go Noni Go’, which is an adaptation of one of her daughter Twinkle Khanna‘s short stories, was screened at the prestigious film festival. The screening was also attended by author Twinkle Khanna, who is producing the film. Twinkle Khanna was accompanied by her husband and actor Akshay Kumar. As soon as the event got over and when the family was exiting the venue, Dimple Kapadia was requested to pose with her daughter Twinkle Khanna.
A video from the event is now going viral, in which Dimple Kapadia can be seen smiling and posing for the cameras. She was closely followed by her daughter Twinkle Khanna and son-in-law Akshay Kumar.
The paparazzi then asked Dimple Kapadia to pose with Twinkle, and to this, she said, “I don’t pose with juniors. Seniors only.”
After saying this, Dimple Kapadia started walking away, making way for her daughter and Akshay, who posed without the veteran actress.
Check out the video here:
Soon after the video surfaced on Instagram, several social media users reacted to it.
One user wrote, “Look how dense and beautiful hair she has, great yaar , I wish mere bhi bal itne ghane ho jaye.”
Another one wrote, “Omg!! she is still beautiful.”
A third user commented, “And inka senior inko yhi bol k pose krne se mana kr de .. to kya krengi madam.”
“Public didn’t get her sense of humour. Lol,” commented one user.
Another one said, “That’s the wittiest thing I’ve heard from a 67 year old today.”
For the unversed, Dimple Kapadia’s ‘Go Noni Go’ revolves around a woman, in her late fifties. The plot takes a turn when she meets a yoga teacher. The film also stars Ayesha Raza, Manav Kaul, and Athiya Shetty in pivotal roles.
Meanwhile, Akshay Kumar was last seen in the 2024 movie ‘Khel Khel Mein’, which clashed with Shraddha Kapoor and Rajkummar Rao’s ‘Stree 2’ and John Abraham’s ‘Vedaa’.
