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    PICS: Kainaat Arora Mistaken For A Real Punjab Cop By The Internet

    IANS, 21 Nov, 2017 02:16 PM
    • PICS: Kainaat Arora Mistaken For A Real Punjab Cop By The Internet

    When Kainaat Arora shared pictures of from the sets of her new film, Jagga Juindae, she had no idea about the confusion it will cause.

     

    Kainaat plays the role of a cop named Harleen Maan in the film and she posted pictures of herself while she was still dressed in uniform.

     

    For some reason the Internet thought that Kainaat is a cop now and posted comments like: "Sabhi vilan ban jaenge." A few days later, Kainaat came across such comments and memes and clarified in another post that she was dressed as a cop just for the role.

     

    "Harleen Maan is my character name in the film Jagga Juindae. It's just a film. My phone memory is bombarded with forwards from all over the world, people sending messages and jokes - ready to get arrested, etc. I am no REAL POLICE."

     

    Check out some other pictures of Kainaat Arora from the sets of the film:

     
     
     
     
     

    #comingtolifesoon #kainaatarora As #harleenmaan @jeetkalsi9 @mikasingh presents #jaggajiyuandae makeup : @rajus_makeup

    A post shared by Kainaat Arora ( Babyjaan ) (@ikainaatarora) on

     
     

    Jagga Juindae is Kainaat's second Punjabi film. The film also stars Daljeet Kalsi and iit is presented by Mika Singh. Here's the first poster of Jagga Juindae:

     
     
     

    Jagga jiunda e @mikasingh @ikainaatarora @kaptanlaadi_rdk @millindgaba

    A post shared by Daljeet Kalsi (@jeetkalsi9) on

     
     

    Check out some of the reactions to the photo here.

     
     
     
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