Reality strikes

Paras Chhabra caught without a wig

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Updated At : 02:31 PM Dec 25, 2019 IST

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A video of Paras Chhabra, a contestant of the controversial reality show, Bigg Boss 13, seen without his wig has taken the social media by storm. In a latest episode of the show, Paras was seen roaming around the washroom area of the Bigg Boss house sans his wig.

Paras’s wig had earlier come off in a previous episode during a task. That video too went viral and “Abra ka dabra— Paras Chhabra” was massively trolled on social media.

One user took to Twitter, where he shared the video and captioned it: “Jub Meetha #ParasChhabra ki wig udh gyi thi.” —IANS

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