The actor talks about how his fashion sense used to irk dad Pankaj Kapoor

Coming weekend on The Kapil Sharma Show, Shahid Kapoor will be seen promoting his movie Jersey with co-actor Mrunal Thakur and father (and co-actor) Pankaj Kapoor. During the shoots, Shahid revealed how his father had a particular dislike for his...

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Updated At : 02:38 PM Apr 15, 2022 IST

Coming weekend on The Kapil Sharma Show, Shahid Kapoor will be seen promoting his movie Jersey with co-actor Mrunal Thakur and father (and co-actor) Pankaj Kapoor.

During the shoots, Shahid revealed how his father had a particular dislike for his net shirts, which were a rage when he was a teenager.

Shahid narrated the tale, “Dad used to complain a lot about my clothes because I used to wear those see-through net T-shirts, which were in fashion when I was 18-19 years old.” He added, “I was very slim and I used to wear clothes that made me look slimmer. I still remember I was wearing a black net T-shirt and dad just looked at me. Then he said, ‘What are you wearing?’ I said, ‘It’s cool dad, it’s cool!’ and he said, ‘Andar sab dikh raha hai beta’. I was a dancer in Shiamak Davar’s troupe and I had my discman with me and here my dad tells me ‘sab dikh raha hai…’”

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