Originally posted by: blue-ice
Then, TOI calls the outrage a publicity stunt to coincide with her movie Finding Fanny. Interestingly, the summary of this article forgot to mention that the outrage came not just from Deepika but from people on social media too. Perhaps they too were involved in a publicity stunt, TOI? I
Oh wait. The Times of India started the whole controversy by tweeting first. Isn't the timing of their own tweet suspicious - digging out an old, sensationalised story to cash in on Deepika's limelight while her film was set to release?HA HA HA...DNA ne TOI ke keh kar le lee is article mein🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣The whole article is worth highlighting but this is especially for those who were saying that Deepika started it for promoting her movies...😆 😆
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