‘Kal Eyebrows Gayab Aaj Hathh Gayab’: Urfi Javed’s Humongous Ocean-Inspired Top Grabs Attention

Urfi Javed has been hitting headlines lately for her bold and wacky photoshoot with The Dirty Magazine. The internet sensation collaborated with six ace designers, who created outfits based on her personality. During an interview with the magazine, the diva even went on to speak about her difficult childhood. She even revealed that she tried committing suicide several times after her father allegedly abused her verbally and physically.

Recently, the ex-Bigg Boss OTT star made an appearance wearing a humongous ocean-inspired top. She teamed it with a white shorts and heels. She looked beautiful as she tied her hair in a bun. The diva stole hearts as she offered money to a needy. But, trollers being trollers, took no time in starting to make a comment about how Urfi was spotted without eyebrows yesterday and today her hands had disappeared.

Netizens reacted to her humongous top, as hands were not visible. An user wrote, 'Kal eyebrows gayb thi.. Aaj hath😂😂😂'. Another user wrote, 'Esko मोर kisne bna diya 😬'. Another one commented, 'Kabhi eyebrow toh kabhi haat gayeb😂'. Another user wrote, Titli banu udti phiru ... Mast Gagan mein 😂😂😂'.

For the uninitiated, Urfi was recently spotted in the city in a bizarre look with pink hairs and bleached eyebrows.

Meanwhile, Urfi who will reportedly participate in Khatron Ke Khiladi's upcoming season, hosted by Rohit Shetty also talked about the financial crisis and feeling suicidal. She said she was in big debt for 8 long years. She said that when she entered Bigg Boss OTT, she had borrowed all the dresses to be on the show.
Recently, during the magazine interview, she went on to say that she used to copy designer clothes as no one would give it to her. From there on she started DYing her outfits.

She said, "I'm from a small town, we would see clothes in movies and ask our tailors to copy them because we didn't have money to buy the original. It was very normal to do, in fact it was seen as a good thing."