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Shanaya Kapoor Is Brutally Trolled For Her Debut Ramp Walk; Netizens

Jyoti Joshi

Published on March 27, 2022

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Call It “Duck Walking” and Say “She Needs To Be Trained By Sushmita Sen, Not Karan Johar”

At Lakme Fashion Week, Shanaya Kapoor and Siddhant Chaturvedi walked the runway for Manish Malhotra.

Starkid from Bollywood Shanaya Kapoor, the daughter of actors Sanjay Kapoor and Maheep Kapoor, is set to make her Bollywood debut momentarily in a Dharma Productions film. Shanaya is well-known on social media for her dance videos and stylish images, even before she can call herself an actress.

While she has been showered with love on numerous occasions, the Starkid is now in the news because she has captured the attention of netizens, but for all the wrong reasons. Are you wondering what we’re on about? The actress recently made her ramp walk debut as a showstopper, but netizens aren’t impress. Instead, they’re mercilessly mocking her for it.

Shanaya Kapoor stole the show at the FDCI X Lakme Fashion Week for celebrity fashion designer Manish Malhotra’s collection Diffuse. The soon-to-be-debuting beauty walked the runway alongside Bollywood actor Siddhant Chaturvedi, who both dazzled in stunning party wear ensembles.

However, while their outfits are impressive, Shanaya’s walks taste bad in many people’s mouths.

One netizen commented on Shanya Kapoor’s debut ramp walk for Manish Malhotra at Lakme Fashion Week. Saying, “She was confident, but the walk was not as good as it should be.” “Well…she certainly doesn’t know how to walk on a ramp,” said another. “Bakwas pahle walk karna to seekh le,” said a third. “Before walking the ramp, she should have learned how to walk at least from her model friend @callmeshruts @shanayakapoor02,” said another.

Do you believe those were the only scathing remarks directed at Shanya Kapoor? No, it does not. One user described it as “uncomfortable to watch,” saying, “Touching hair so much and the walk was so uncomfortable to watch!” “She needs to take lessons from a professional, not her mentor KJo,” wrote another, urging her to do so.