After Pakistan beat India in the ongoing Asia Cup 2022, TV star Nakuul Mehta took to Twitter to congratulate the ‘neighbours’. Bade Achhe Lagte Hain 2 tweeted, “Stellar chase from neighbours! I don’t have a TV. FYI (for your information) #PakVsInd.” Check out the reactions inside!
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The actor tweeted, “Stellar chase from neighbours! I don’t have a TV. FYI (for your information) #PakVsInd.”
Among other responses, the one that caught everyone’s attention was: “Dear Neighbor, if congratulations for Pakistan seems difficult. we will gladly say a prayer for everyone affected by the floods.”
@NakuulMehta Dear Neighbour, if you say congrats Pakistan seems difficult..we will gladly say a prayer for… t.co/ySJdrPIDyR
— ANI (@ANI) September 4, 2022
Nakuul responded to this by writing, “Stellar chase ka matlab kuch aur hota aapke neighborhood mein?” However, after trolling the netizen, the actor put his foot in his mouth with the latest tweet. “It was to get your attention and everyone reading… It definitely worked!
The second part of the tweet was why I wanted the attention. I’m not too worried about the match,” said the answer.
@NakuulMehta It was to get your attention and everyone reading..Of course it worked!Second part of the tweet… t.co/KYJrYrXcX3
— ANI (@ANI) September 4, 2022
Meanwhile, on a lighter note, the actor wished a cricket fan a bit by writing: “Kamaal khele! Mubarkaaan (Playing amazingly. Congratulations).” When the netizen said that it would have been special if he wished her from the bottom of his heart, the actor joked: “Dil se hi aayi par fingers ke through tipi karke bhejna padha! (It came from the heart, but it had to be typed with the fingers. If you know another way, let me know).
On the other hand, when a person asked if he doesn’t watch TV, the daily soap star smartly replied, “But others must.”
DISCLAIMER: The article is a compilation of opinions posted by Internet users and satires that circulate on this topic. The ideas expressed do not reflect the views of the Times Network.
