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Home / Entertainment / When Katrina Kaifs Comment On Janhvi Kapoors Very Short Clothes To Gym Irked Sonam Kapoor Know Exactly What Vicky Kaushals Wife Said 359047

When Katrina Kaif’s comment on Janhvi Kapoor’s 'very short clothes to gym' irked Sonam Kapoor, know exactly what Vicky Kaushal’s wife said

Tribune Web Desk Chandigarh, January 7 Ever since Katrina Kaif has got married to Vicky Kaushal, every new and old stuff related to her is making headlines. Here is one such story trending. In a show hosted by Neha Dhupia...
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Updated At : 06:18 PM Jan 07, 2022 IST
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Chandigarh, January 7

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Ever since Katrina Kaif has got married to Vicky Kaushal, every new and old stuff related to her is making headlines. Here is one such story trending.

In a show hosted by Neha Dhupia a few years back, actress Katrina Kaif made some forthright confessions while answering difficult questions.

Neha asked Katrina, “Which celebrity goes overboard with their gym looks?”

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Katrina took the name of Janhvi Kapoor and expressed her concern over the alleged “short skirt” that she wears to the gym.

Screengrab from Sonam’s story

Janhvi, initially didn’t reacted to this statement from Kat, but her cousin Sonam Kapoor was furious. While responding to Katrina, she shared a photo of Janhvi in a white crop top and denim jeans and captioned it saying that Janhvi looks classy in every look. Janhvi’s fans also found Katrina’s statement “unpleasant”.

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