‘2 Rupay Ki Editing’, Bawaal Actress Janhvi Kapoor Brutally Trolled For 'Worst Photoshop Ever'

Janhvi Kapoor released new photos of herself on social media over the weekend, but one of the images attracted the attention of admirers not for Janhvi's appearance but rather for what appears to be shoddy editing. The actress received criticism for the photo, which some even dubbed the worst retouching ever. Her extended arm and the curving sofa leg both drew humorous comments in response to the picture.

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These images were posted by the actress in the midst of her promotional spree for her next OTT film Bawaal.?

She even penned the lyrics to the song she performed in the movie.?She captioned the photo, “dil se dil tak.”

Reacting to the pictures, one wrote, “Photosh0p quite strong on the second pic lol.”

A second added, “itna laakhon ka surgery kiya. Uske baad bhi editing bhi krna pada.”

A third wrote, “Why is the second pic edited Jahanvi? Your right hand, the side of the sofa… everything is bent! Do you still need to figure perfect after all the workouts and surgeries?”

Another added, “Why is the second pic edited Jahanvi? Your right hand, the side of the sofa... everything is bent! Do you still need to figure perfect after all the workouts and surgeries?”

About Dil Se Dil Tak, the soulful song perfectly conveys the romance between Ajay Dixit (Varun Dhawan) and Nisha (Janhvi Kapoor), from their first encounter to the antics in Paris. Laqshay Kapoor, Akashdeep Sengupta, and Suvarna Tiwari all perform the song Dil Se Dil Tak. Kausar Munir wrote the song's lyrics.?

?Nitesh Tiwari Opens Up On World War 2 References

Talking about the references, he said as per BollywoodHungama, “While creating a character, you can go back and look at the events and incidents which can play an important role in the overall arc of that character and the relationship in general. It’s not just about Hitler. There are many more things that you may not have seen in the trailer. Every incident has been very carefully chosen that can have an impact on the overall arc."

"World War II is humongous. There’s so much that had happened and you can’t take everything. You’ve to pick and choose things which would probably impact the journey of the characters and that’s precisely why it [World War II as a backdrop] has been taken. Hitler also happens to be a part of it and you can’t not have him in World War II,” he added.

Bawaal will soon release on Amazon Prime Video.