Suhana Khan was called Uorfi Javed after wearing white bodycon dress to a private party; Read comments!
Fans' intense curiosity about Shah Rukh Khan, the Badshah of Bollywood, and his family's activities is understandable. While King Khan's videos are frequently updated for his admirers, Suhana, his daughter, is the centre of attention. Fans have been anticipating the debut of the star kid with bated breath.
In addition to this, Suhana Khan frequently makes news for her wardrobe decisions when she enters the public eye. Suhana Khan and Nysa Devgn, Alaya F, Sharvari Wagh, Isabell Kaif, and Palak Tiwari, among other Bollywood star kids, were photographed at a renowned restaurant in Mumbai, and the images are currently trending online.
LOOK AT WHAT SUHANA KHAN WORE
Suhana, the daughter of actor SRK, smiled broadly as she posed for photographs and entered a structure. She wore a white one-shoulder bodycon minidress for the occasion, accessorising with only a few small pieces of jewellery, matching heels, and dewy makeup. Suhana has a mid-part and a statement handbag, making her look like a star in the making. Look at this:
SEE HOW NETIZENS REACTED
It appears, though, that Suhana's appearance hasn't exactly won over the internet. Many criticised her for dressing differently than who she is, "uncomfortable" in, while others trolled her and wrote, "Urfi? Oh no sorry it's Suhana." Another wrote, "Dress is falling off her n she can't even walk in such high heels."
SUHANA KHAN ON THE WORK FRONT
On the professional front, Suhana is getting ready to make her acting debut in The Archies, a Netflix original film directed by Zoya Akhtar. Khushi Kapoor, Agastya Nanda, Mihir Ahuja, Dot., Vedang Raina, and Yuvraj Menda are also featured in the movie.
ARCHIES
The eagerly awaited movie is scheduled for an OTT release in 2023. The Archies, an Indian adaptation of the well-known Archie comics set in 1960s India, was created by Zoya and Reema Kagti and released on Netflix. The movie takes place in a made-up town called Riverdale in the Anglo-Indian neighbourhood of India.
