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'Ramp Walk Ka Meaning Samjho...': Shreyas Talpade TROLLED For Bowling Action, Pushpa Gesture On Mumbai Runway As Subhash Ghai Joins

A fashion runway can be full of surprises, but Shreyas Talpade’s recent appearance in Mumbai has sparked a conversation that goes beyond his outfit. The actor turned showstopper at a fashion event, where his mid-walk gestures and playful moves quickly made their way onto social media and drew mixed reactions.

Shreyas Talpade’s runway walk in Mumbai recently became the talk of the town, transcending beyond his trendy attire. The actor, showcasing his flair for theater, left a lasting impression on social media with his unique mid-walk gestures and playful antics. A video from the event captured him momentarily halting his walk to execute the popular Pushpa gesture and mimicking a bowling action, seemingly throwing an imaginary ball.

Shreyas continued his unique style as he reached the front row, where veteran filmmaker Subhash Ghai was seated. A heartwarming moment ensued when Shreyas bowed to Ghai and embraced him, inviting the seasoned director onto the runway. Together, they closed the show by clapping hands, an interaction that was met with immense affection online. Meanwhile, Lebanese singer Maya Diab stole the spotlight with her dazzling lehenga at Tarun Tahiliani's Dubai fashion show.

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