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Tamannaah Bhatia recently turned showstopper at a fashion show as she walked wearing a heavy lehenga choli which was studded with pearls. A video of the actress's ramp walk surfaced on social media and several netizens started trolling her for struggling to walk. A user commented, 'She is walking like undertaker…', whereas another one wrote 'Walking like bodyguard'. One of the netizens mocked Tamannaah by commenting, 'She walks like a man'. Meanwhile, fans showered the 'Lust Stories 2' actress with a lot of heart emojis. Meanwhile, Tamannaah Bhatia in a recent interaction opened up about the hatred that celebs face on social media from faceless people. She reportedly said, 'In this journey (in films), there comes a time for everyone, when there is a lot of hate directed towards you and inevitably on social media because it is mostly faceless people literally writing anything they feel like about you, which can be really nasty.' She added that people who troll her 'have never been on her journey, have not lived her life and have no idea about who she is' so she focuses on 'becoming who she wants to become' without worrying about what people think about her. On the work front, the actress was last seen in 'Jailer' and has projects like 'Bandra', 'Aranmanai 4' and 'Vedaa' in her kitty.For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.
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