Actor Tillotama Shome flaunts armpit hair in picture, says ‘not sorry about it’

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Updated At : 08:28 PM Jan 19, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, January 19

In a bold move, Indian film actor Tillotama Shome took to social media and shared how unapologetic she was of her body hair and wore it the way she liked it.

Posting a picture in a sleeveless tee that read “un-apologetic” she flaunted her underarm hair and wrote: “I do say Sorry a lot. Worst is when I apologise in anticipation of someone’s apology, as if it’s a Hello. I am sorry if I did something good because I could have done it better.

The visceral ones of course, slip out of your mouth in silence. The t shirt is a reminder to use it less and mean it more. (Oh and about body hair, yeah not sorry about it. I wear it as I like it. Its not a statement. I also wax. I also don’t. ) Good day!”

Actor Kalki Koechlin and her boyfriend had, also earlier, flaunted armpit hair in an Instagram post.

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