New Delhi:
The Kapil Sharma Show fame Sumona Chakravarti shared a sizzling picture on Instagram where she can be seen having a gala time at a beach in Phuket. Dressed in swimwear, the actress looked smoking hot and set the mercury level high. We also can't miss but notice her amazing tattoo. She captioned the picture as 'Hello Sunday'.
Hello Sunday 🌟💛🌼🌻 pic.twitter.com/1Obj9q2Mkk
— Sumona Chakravarti (@sumona24) September 22, 2019
However, trolls were quick enough to pass snooty remarks on Sumona and went on to criticise her for wearing bikini. Here’s what the netizens tweeted:
Poverty of Bollywood. No clothes to wear for a poor soul. This picture proves that smaller and lesser the clothes one wears it gets attention of casting couch candidates from Bollywood
— Dr G Baghel (@pavanpu09990599) September 22, 2019
शरà¥Âम करो मैडम जी
— राधारानी1⃣0⃣0⃣%फालोबैक (@Rfbmuhdqf18Cajf) September 22, 2019
Don't try to become @iPoonampandey @SherlynChopra
— Swadeep pandey (@pandey_swadeep) September 22, 2019
So cheap like them #shameonyousumona@KapilSharmaK9
Bhai kripya apne show ki unit ka dhyan rakhein,
@PMOIndia please provide proper clothes to this poor girl😼
— अतिशय (@jainatishayec) September 22, 2019
Ye sab heroine call girl hoti hai..
— SANIKA PRADHAN (@ml2sanika) September 22, 2019
Recently, the Bengali beauty shared an absolutely endearing picture in a purple saree.
Meanwhile, Sumona has been an integral part of Kapil Sharma Show since a long time. Earlier, she used to be seen playing the character of Sarla, who flirts with Kapil. However, after the ouster of Sunil Grover, she now is seen as Bhoori, sister-in-law of Baccha Yadav played by Kiku Sharda.
Known for speaking her mind, Sumona had previously slammed the entertainment industry for discriminating between television and film actors. ''I know how many times my name has been turned down because I am a TV face. Arrey that girl is from Kapil show. No let's take film actor. It's just sad. Casting people are now telling TV actors to stay away from TV for a while if you want to get considered for web shows. You know what, f**k you," she’d written in a lengthy note on Twitter in May.
