New Delhi: Kritika Kamra found herself in an uncomfortable situation at the Air India lounge before boarding a flight as "they were staring" at her and she couldn't understand why. Well, it shouldn't take long to figure out that Kritika's new post on Twitter is with reference to the Kunal Kamra incident that unfurled earlier this week.
Were "they staring" at Kritika Kamra in the Air India lounge because she shares her initials and surname with Kunal Kamra? Ummmm, anyway. On Twitter, Kritika shared a picture of her access card to the Air India lounge, and captioned the post saying, "Why are they staring at me?"
Kritika, in fact, had also opined about the Kunal Kamra incident on her Twitter timeline.
Kunal Kamra occupied the top spot on the trends list since Monday after he roasted a television news anchor on an Indigo flight on January 28, and subsequently shared a video of the incident on Twitter. Hours after his video went viral, Kunal was banned by IndiGo for allegedly portraying "unacceptable behaviour" on the flight.
Meanwhile, the Captain of the IndiGo flight, who flew Kunal and the television anchor, said in a statement on Thursday that he was "disheartened" with his airline's decision to bar the comedian for six months.
31/01/20 India Today
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Were "they staring" at Kritika Kamra in the Air India lounge because she shares her initials and surname with Kunal Kamra? Ummmm, anyway. On Twitter, Kritika shared a picture of her access card to the Air India lounge, and captioned the post saying, "Why are they staring at me?"
Kritika, in fact, had also opined about the Kunal Kamra incident on her Twitter timeline.
Kunal Kamra occupied the top spot on the trends list since Monday after he roasted a television news anchor on an Indigo flight on January 28, and subsequently shared a video of the incident on Twitter. Hours after his video went viral, Kunal was banned by IndiGo for allegedly portraying "unacceptable behaviour" on the flight.
Meanwhile, the Captain of the IndiGo flight, who flew Kunal and the television anchor, said in a statement on Thursday that he was "disheartened" with his airline's decision to bar the comedian for six months.
31/01/20 India Today
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