A day after slamming designer Farah Khan Ali for calling her dressing 'distasteful', Urfi Javed has now hit out at Kashmera Shah. For the unversed, in a recent interview, Shah took a dig at Urfi saying she does talk about those "who have a zero work resume and are famous only on Instagram." Now, the fashionista has given a befitting reply to the actress during her recent outing in the city. Urfi said Kashmera is neither popular in 'real-life nor on the photo-sharing app.'
On Friday, the Bigg Boss OTT fame star was snapped by paparazzi when they asked her about Kashmera’s sharp criticism of her. In a video shared on a paparazzo’s Instagram account, Urfi can be heard saying, “Oh yeah, I read what she said about me. Aap ne jo statements bole hai koi valid point toh likho yaar ki ‘I am famous on Instagram and not in real life’. Aap toh dono mein (famous) nahi ho, kya faida?.” Well, her expressions and tone say it all about how much she is miffed with Kashmera Shah over her statements.
Fans and netizens took to the comments section of the post to share their reactions on the same and many called Urfi’s reply savage. While one said, “Urfi bro I love you, man,” another reacted, “Bruh last line epic burn.” ALSO READ: Urfi Javed SLAMS Sussanne Khan's Sister Farah Khan Ali For Calling Her Dressing 'Distasteful'; 'You Subtly S**t Shamed Me, Don't See You Giving The Same Advice To Star Kids'
For the outing, Urfi Javed kept it casual and sporty in a yellow bra top and shorts. Earlier, in an interview with TOI, Kashmera Shah had talked about Urfi and without talking her name, made some nasty comments. She was quoted saying, “I don't talk about those who have a zero work resume and are famous only on Instagram and not anywhere else. I am building up a career; I am very busy making films which will make a difference to the world. People who are making their career by getting only spotted are not on my roster of career-minded people.”
On Thursday, Urfi lashed out at Sussanne Khan's sister Farah Khan Ali for slut shaming her and calling her style distasteful. In her long Instagram post, the actress asked the designer, "Your relatives have starred and produced movies where women have worn tiny clothes in item numbers, is that tasteful?” Urfi concluded the post, writing, “This was really unnecessary on your part. Star kids wearing whatever they want is tasteful Of course."
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