Urfi Javed in bold backless top dances to Kacha Badam in new video. Shameless, says Internet
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Urfi Javed got trolled for her outfit choice as she posted a video dancing to the viral Bengali song Kacha Badam in a black backless top.
The Kacha Badam fervour has caught on to almost everyone on Instagram. The latest Instagrammer to join the bandwagon is actress Urfi Javed.
The Bigg Boss OTT fame actress took to the social media platform and posted a video of herself grooving to Kacha Badam, a viral Bengali song. For the video, Urfi slipped into a bold backless top and paired it with blue denims. She is seen happily dancing to the song but she got brutally trolled for her outfit choice yet again.
Watch the video here:
Urfi’s backless black top came with a plunging neckline and tie-up details in the front. She styled her look with a pair of fitted blue jeans and a black belt. A tight hair ponytail and minimal makeup rounded off the look.
However, the internet is not impressed with Urfi’s outfit choice. They took to the comments section and trolled the actress for wearing this top. “Shameless,” a user wrote.
Take a look at some of the comments by netizens:
Urfi Javed often makes headlines for her peculiar fashion sense and often ends up getting trolled by netizens.
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