'Everything Was On Point', Mimicry Artist Chandni Imitates Alia Bhatt's Speech From Gangubai
Mimicry artist Chandni imitates Alia Bhatt's speech from Gangubai: The woman has now enacted Alia Bhatt's inspiring Azad Maidan speech from Gangubai Kathiawadi and has left everyone bowled over again.
Mimicry Artist Chandni imitates Alia Bhatt so well that even the Bollywood star is a fan of her. "She imitates me really well." Talking about the Bramastra meme in which Chandni mimicked her voice, Bhatt said, "she is outstanding."
Mimicry artist Chandni imitates Alia Bhatt's speech from Gangubai
Chandni who currently has 231K followers on Instagram has become a social media star because of her uncanny impersonation of Bhatt. From her accent to her laughter, she nails almost everything about Alia Bhatt to perfection. The woman has now enacted Alia Bhatt's inspiring Azad Maidan speech from Gangubai Kathiawadi and has left everyone bowled over again.
Twitter
"I have seen Gangubai Kathiawadi almost 40 times you ask me why? What did I take from this Movie?" she wrote in the caption. She said that when life put you in difficult situations, you have two options - to either give up or to bloom like a rose. She also talked about how the film and the scene in particular inspires her. "Heroine banne aayi thi Gangu, pura ka pura cinema ban gayi!".
Without further ado, watch the video below.
People are going gaga over her impersonation all over again.
"Thats my girl", said a user.
"Oh my God those finger gestures", another one said.
"Precision", exclaimed a third comment.
"Parody works every time because it gives you everything which original can't", another user said.
"I always wonder how can you do it so perfectly ?".
"This is Mirror of the original scene???".
"Superb?..u shud do a whole movie..with shantanu??"
"She¡¯s Tooooo good ? love her ??", read another comment.
Instagram
When Alia Bhatt had praised Chandni, she was on clound nine.
"Trying to sink this, somebody please pinch me! Is this real? Alia Bhatt, this means a lot. Thank you so much," she said.
(For more news and updates from the world of celebrities from Bollywood and Hollywood, keep reading Indiatimes Entertainment, and let us know your thoughts on this story in the comments below.)
Garima Satija leads the Entertainment vertical of Indiatimes. A storyteller at heart who enjoys the thrill of writing, she is sometimes found daydreaming about living the lives of movie characters. Also, she hates talking about herself in the third person.
Read More
