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'They keep me grounded': Shahid Kapoor's wife Mira Rajput shuts trolls for 'colour of feet'

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Updated At : 09:49 PM Dec 11, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, December 11

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Shahid Kapoor’s wife Mira Rajput on Saturday shared a picture of herself on Instagram after she was badly trolled for the colour of her feet in her earlier picture.

She wrote, “I’d like to thank my arms for always being by my side, my legs for…supporting me…my fingers…I can always count on them. And…my feet, for always keeping me grounded.”

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Mira Rajput had posted a sunkissed photo, while the netizens were quick to judge when they looked a little deeper into the click.

Comments such as “Please makeup ur feet mam (sic)”,  “Apke pairo par kya hua hai (sic)”, “Aapke Pairon ko kya ho gaya (sic)”, “Apke leg black lg rhe hai (sic)”, “Just one Q. I understand lighting but feet looks on a diff planet (sic)”, and several similar comments were posted on her photo.

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