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Priyanka accepts Hrithik's dare, performs handstand in heels

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 22 Sep, 2014 04:58 PM
  • Priyanka accepts Hrithik's dare, performs handstand in heels
Priyanka Chopra, who excelled in her onscreen avatar as iconic boxer M.C. Mary Kom, accepted and performed a handstand with a push up - a dare thrown up at her by Hrithik Roshan. And boy, she did it wearing a pair of heels!
 
"The only girl I cud dare this! For super @priyankachopra my #bangbangdare HANDSTAND with a push up!! Do u accept! U have 3 days," Hrithik posted on Twitter Sunday as part of an innovative promotional strategy for his forthcoming film "Bang Bang".
 
For the fierce and daredevil Priyanka, carrying out the challenge seemed like a cakewalk.
 
In a video she posted on her Facebook page Monday, Priyanka features wearing casuals and she does exactly what Hrithik asked her to do -- albeit with a twist.
 
"Here you go Hrithik Roshan...a handstand with 3 push ups! In high heels! #bangbangdare ...next time try and make it a little difficult," she quipped.
 
On Saturday, Hrithik also openly dared his B-Town friends Shah Rukh Khan and Sonam Kapoor with similar challenges.

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