Deepika Padukone Gets Trolled For Her Makeup At Cannes, Netizens Say, ‘Kali Billi Lag Rahi Hai’ Check out Here
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Bollywood diva Deepika Padukone’s first-day look at the Cannes red carpet cannot impress the netizen. In fact, Deepika Padukone got mercilessly trolled for her makeup look. Bollywood actress, Deepika Padukone is making India proud at the 75th Cannes Film Festival in France. The gorgeousness has been representing India as one of the jury members.
While she is flaunting glimpses of her gorgeous look, her day-one style, unfortunately, failed to impress the netizens. Actually, Deepika Padukone became a subject of immense trolling for her makeup gone wrong. In the last few years, Deepika has given us unforgettable Cannes looks, which are still loved by fashion lovers.
On May 17, 2022, the official Instagram page of the Cannes Film Festival had established the judges’ panel. And Deepika in the centre looked beautiful as ever in a modern ensemble. On the first day of the red carpet, Deepika Padukone wore a saree from the shelves of the genius designer, Sabyasachi Mukherjee.
While we loved her period look, which she underlined with sheeshpatti and danglers, netizens gave a thumbs down to it. Deepika Padukone’s makeup became a subject of immense trolling. She picked out a sassy eyeliner look that completely covered her eyelids and black nail paint. Netizens took to Deepika Padukone’s Instagram post and poured into her comments section with their opinions.
One user wrote, “Sahi ki kali bili lag rahi hai’. Another commented, “Happy Halloween”. One netizen pointed out at Deepika’s eye makeup which was a disaster. Check it out:
The gorgeous Deepika Padukone’s red carpet look might have gone wrong but everyone loved her modern Sabyasachi look. Moreover, Deepika Padukone had ditched the Louis Vuitton ensembles and had worn Sabyasachi Mukherjee’s attire. Deepika Padukone had flaunted her Indo-Western style in a printed shirt with a pair of green trousers from Sabyasachi’s Tropic of Calcutta collection.