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Deepika's latest photo trolled on Instagram

| | Jul 14, 2017, at 09:11 pm
Mumbai, July 14 (IBNS): Social media trolls are becoming very common these days for celebrities and Deepika Padukone faced the heat recently on Instagram after she posted a new picture of herself.

Netizens trolled her for looking skinny in a photograph.

In the picture, Deepika is seen wearing a Chanel slip gown and sporting some stunning jewellery.

Some netizens even asked her to eat healthy foods to gain weight.

The photograph is a part of  Vanity Fair photoshoot.

Image: Deepika Padukone Instagram page

 

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