Ready for #MeAt20 challenge?

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Updated At : 01:15 PM Apr 21, 2020 IST

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Amid coronavirus pandemic, people around the world are confined to homes and have been participating in unique trends on social media. The latest trend to catch up amongst celebs is #MeAt20 in which they are sharing pictures when they were 20 years old. Ali Fazal tweeted a picture of his with school friends and wrote, “That’s me at 20! With the Doscos!! Revisiting school.” Gul Panag also shared a picture sitting on the rocks at beach side and captioned it as #MeAt20.

Taking a jibe at herself, Tisca Chopra shared a photo and wrote, “#MeAt20 and also apparently #ChemicalFree.” Randeep Hooda and Renuka Shahane also shared pictures when they were 20. Not just Bollywood, this challenge is fast catching up with our players as well. Boxer Vijendra Singh and cricketer Virender Sehwag are amongst the first to take up this challenge!

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