Man gets his girlfriend’s name tattooed inside his lower lip; Internet is not amused

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Updated At : 07:55 PM Feb 26, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, February 26

Internet called it heights of ‘pagalpan’.

A video of a man getting his girlfriend’s name tattooed inside his lower lip has triggered snigger among social media users.

The video was posted on Instagram on December 2023 by a handle, tatto_abhishek_sapkal_4949, j=has gone viral.

Sharing the video, the handle captioned it, “Love.” However, the Internet is not amused.

One wrote: ‘Roz brush kar lena verna Amruta badboo maregi’. “Bhut bdia ab break up ho to mooh mt kholiyo,” wrote another. “Ye pyaar nhi pagal pan hai,” commented third.

A similar tattoo video caught the internet’s attention in November 2023

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