Mannara Chopra Slammed In VIRAL Video Amid Mumbai Storm, Fans Say 'Aag Lage Basti Mai Hum Toh Apni Masti Mai'

Mannara Chopra Viral Video: Mannara Chopra's latest viral video has set social media abuzz! The former Bigg Boss 17 contestant was spotted dancing and reveling in the midst of a fierce storm that hit Mumbai. As the city experienced its first heavy rainfall, with powerful winds sweeping through, Mannara was seen enjoying the moment. However, amidst her joy, a stark contrast emerged between those in high-rise buildings, relishing the storm's spectacle, and those in humble dwellings facing its challenges. This stark divide left fans outraged, questioning how Mannara could find pleasure in the storm while others struggled.

MANNARA CHOPRA FACES CRITICISM AS SHE ENJOYS MUMBAI STORM

Bigg Boss fame was spotted in a video enjoying the Mumbai storm that took place on Monday, May 13, 2024. Wearing a pink colored strappy top and a black joggers, she danced while enjoying Mumbai's first rain from her balcony. Mannara uploaded the video on her Instagram feed, saying, "Enjoying the first rain !!☔️ inbetween a shoot day."

As Mannara's video went viral on social media, a fan commented, "Onchi building main rehny waly Kesy jaan sakty hain jhonpri walon ka dukh." Another wrote, "Inko ahsas hi nhi he kitno ke ghr bikhar gye." Another mocked People getting injured and facing issues and here what's happening 😤😤🙇🙇dhanyhoo." One made a joke, "Aag Lage Basti Mai Hum Toh Apni Masti Mai."

Mannara has recently been in limelight for her ramp walk at Bombay Times Fashion week. Uploading her photo in heavy embroidery skirt and a cream colored sleeveless suit. Posting the photo on Instagram, she wrote, "Setting #runawaybride vibes at the #bombaytimesfashionweek ,par mera dream Munda kithe aa ? 😋Someone, please locate him!" She wrote on her another post, "Showstopper at the @bombaytimes #bombaytimesfashionweek for designer @sandhyashah.shah. Thankyou for all the love and support given by the beautiful audience and my very lovely media."