It's raining memes after Ranveer Singh's pics from nude photoshoot go viral. Best ones
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Ranveer Singh posed nude for an exclusive photoshoot for PAPER Magazine. And, in true Twitter style, users churned out absolutely hilarious memes and shared their rib-tickling opinions.
If it involves Ranveer Singh, you know you are going to be entertained, to say the least. The actor, who has already proved his stellar acting prowess, is also known for his bold and unconventional sartorial choices. However, on July 21, Ranveer managed to make headlines yet again. But, let us tell you, it was for a totally different reason. What, you ask? Well, the Befikre actor managed to break the internet after pictures from his nude photoshoot with PAPER Magazine went crazy viral. Yes, you read that right.
Ranveer Singh stripped down to nothing for an exclusive nude photoshoot for PAPER Magazine. He posed naked on a Turkish rug and even got photographed wearing nothing but underwear. The inspiration behind his photoshoot was Burt Reynolds, who did a similar nude shoot for Cosmopolitan magazine.
Take a look at Ranveer Singh's nude photoshoot here.
Needless to say, Ranveer's nude pictures went insanely viral online. Twitter, especially, was flooded with hilarious memes and rib-tickling opinions from netizens. It is safe to say that it was raining memes as Singh's photos garnered traction.
Take a look at some of the best ones:
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