Nautanki All For Attention: Divya Khosla BRUTALLY Trolled After Video Of Her Shoot In Cold Weather Goes Viral

Divya Khosla Kumar is currently in the UK shooting for an upcoming project. While Divya shared the news about a new beginning on her Instagram, she is yet to announce the title of her upcoming project. Divya even updated her fans about being hurt on the sets. She suffered serious injuries on her face while filming. Now, a video of her from the sets is going viral on social media.

DIVYA KHOSLA KUMAR SHOOTS IN THE COLD WEATHER OF THE UK

Multi-talented Bollywood celebrity, Divya Khosla Kumar is currently hogging the limelight for the shoot of her upcoming project in the UK. A video of her from the set was shared by a paparazzi account that shows her shooting amidst a hailstorm in the UK. In the video, Divya can be seen donning a heavy long winter jacket as she walks through the hailstorm. A crew member can be seen holding an umbrella for her as she makes her way to her vanity van. The Yaariyan director is seemingly disturbed by the weather conditions. Take a look at the video.

NETIZENS BRUTALLY TROLL DIVYA KHOSLA KUMAR

As soon as the video was uploaded, social media users flocked to the comment section and started trolling her. A section of netizens felt that it was actually her team members who were doing the hard work. Some even felt that the soldiers face double adversities than this, yet nobody notices them.

A user wrote, "What unstoppable?? Who watches her movies? Am seriously curiously asking please". "Our soldiers stay 24 /7 in summer..rainy n winter season.. wht abt that?," wrote another.
A comment even read, "Nautanki all for attention."

"Military forces, sailors and normal people are also tolerating the cold there at the UK regularly ever year lifetime, also in North India regularly,ishme kaun si badi baat hai," read another comment.

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