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Broken Stereotype Goes Viral; Girl Dumps Lehenga And Opts For Shorts
Indian girl breaks stereotype and ditches her bridal wear.
Every Indian girl has a dream lehenga or saree planned for her marriage, but who thinks of the discomfort that follows?
This Indian girl took up a stand on breaking stereotypes. She was half decked up as a beautiful Indian bride, with a lehenga blouse and complete bridal makeup. Then she did the thing which took her pictures, videos and memes all over the web.
She decided to ditch her lehenga and replaced it with a pair of black Nike shorts. We would not say that she looked good with the weird combination but she showed some real guts.
Her wedding day clip went viral where she was spotted in that pair of shorts.
Bride Goes Offbeat; Ditches Her Lehenga
The bride posing with her husband
Bride Goes Offbeat; Ditches Her Lehenga
People went crazy over her pictures on social media.
Check the video here
She is already so viral!
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The gutsy woman is all over social media.
Be it Twitter or Instagram, she is the most talked topic after Dhinchak Pooja now. They have a common mantra, ''Think hatke''
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