Arijit Singh Goes For Grocery Shopping On A Scooter, His Simplicity Wins Over The Internet
Arijit Singh who was once mocked by Salman Khan for wearing chappals has won over the internet by riding a scooter for grocery shopping.
One of the most popular and sought-after singers in the country, remember when Arijit Singh was mocked by Salman Khan for dressing up in casuals and wearing chappals to an award show? As he came up on the stage to receive the award, Salman said in disbelief, "Tu hai winner (You¡¯re the winner)?"
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He even wondered if he had dozed off during the event. Arijit Singh in response said, "Aap logon ne sula diya." Music director Mithoon supported Arijit Singh at that time.
While that incident gave rise to a big controversy, what happened recently has won people's hearts. The Tum Hi Ho singer was spotted going grocery shopping on a scooter. This time, his simplicity has won over the internet.
Arijit Singh goes for grocery shopping on a scooter
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In the video doing the rounds, Tere Pyaar Mein singer was seen walking towards his scooter with a shopping bag. He exchanged pleasantries with the neighbours and told them that his wife who has gone to the blood bank is doing well now. He spoke in Bangla. Take a look at the video below.
His down-to-earth nature and humbleness has left everyone floored.
"There are people like this, living such a simple life being such a shining star, really unbelievable, that's Arijit Singh," a fan commented.
Another one wrote, "He is very down to earth. He is so kind."
"Really he has changed the meaning of superstar... 1 in a million born like this... Lots of love You are a real role model for the youth of this generation," read another comment.
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Some others pointed out, he wasn't wearing a helmet.
"Please please ask them to wear helmet while riding a scooty"
"No helmet?"
"As far as I know he doesn't like uploading his personal life to social media. My father met him a few months ago. He also took the picture. But he said that picture should not be uploaded to social media. Of course, he requested very sweetly. None of us did. A man can be he is an icon. But this interference in his personal life is really inappropriate," read another comment.
Meanwhile, Arijit Singh liked the video himself.
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