Watch: In This Video Of Kunal Kemmu, Farhan Akhtar Posing For Paps, Dog Steals The Show
Kunal Kemmu and Farhan Akhtar were seen posing for the paps. But it was the dog that stole the show.
Actor Kunal Kemmu is gearing up for his directorial debut. His latest film titled 'Madgaon Express', starring Avinash Tiwary, Pratik Gandhi and Divyendu Sharma, will be releasing in cinemas on March 22, 2024. The film has been bankrolled by Farhan Akhtar's Excel Entertainment. Kunal Kemmu and Farhan Akhtar have been promoting the movie of late, and in the latest entertainment news, the duo was papped in the city. However, as soon as the duo started to pose for the paparazzi, a street dog made his appearance, and he was also seen posing alongside Farhan and Kunal.
Kunal and Farhan were seen having a smile on their faces. A bit later, the dog started to scratch itself.
As soon as the dog started to scratch itself, Farhan and Kunal were not able to control their laughter.
Watch the video here:
Here are some of the comments:
"So cute yaar," wrote one user.
"Hahahaa, the dog is so me. Zindagi ka koi fikar nahi," wrote one user.
"So cuteeee," commented one user.
"Best video I saw today," wrote another user.
Speaking of 'Madgaon Express', the trailer for the film was released earlier this month.
The movie will tell the tale of three childhood friends Pinku, Aayush, and Dodo (played by Pratik, Avinash, and Divyenndu) and how they end up embarking upon their long-awaited Goa trip.
Quite contrary to what they expected, the trip goes completely off-track followed by twists and turns. The trio end up finding themselves in a drug scandal and they have to run for their life.
Towards the end of the trailer, the character of Pratik Gandhi says, "pehle puri zindagi Goa aa nahin paa rahe the, ab jaa nahin paa rahe hain."
This eventually led to Elvish Yadav assaulting Sagar. In the video widely shared online, Elvish Yadav was seen approaching Thakur with his aides. He then started to beat up the YouTuber relentlessly at a garment shop.
The Gurugram Police had then registered cases against Elvish Yadav under sections 147 (punishment for rioting), 149 (unlawful assembly), 323 (voluntarily causing hurt), and 506 (criminal intimidation) of the IPC, as reported by Hindustan Times.
For the unversed, Elvish Yadav is not new to controversies. He is currently in legal trouble over the snake venom rave party case.
