Kajal Aggarwal shares hilarious childhood prank she used to play on sister Nisha Aggarwal
Actress Kajal Aggarwal took to Instagram to reveal a hilarious childhood prank, admitting she used to tell her sister Nisha they bought her from a department store. Kajal also opened up about her upcoming film, The India Story
Mumbai: Actress Kajal Aggarwal revealed how she used to tease her sister Nisha Aggarwal during childhood.
Taking to the Stories section of her official Instagram handle, the ‘Singham’ actress shared that in order to torment Nisha, she used to tell her that they had picked her up from a department store from across the street, and if she does not behave herself, they would return her.
“When we were younger, I used to torment my sister by saying, we picked her up from the department store across the street and will return her with a credit note if she misbehaves (sic),” Kajal wrote on the photo-sharing app.
Kajal’s post comes in response to a fun question asked by a user to Nisha.
During a question-and-answer session, an Instagram user asked Nisha, “Why do you look so similar to kajal aggarwal”
To this, she gave a witty reply saying, “I mean… that’s usually how siblings work, right? Same parents, same genes… a little resemblance is expected! @kajalaggarwalofficial”
On the professional front, Kajal will be seen sharing the screen with Shreyas Talpade in the upcoming drama, ‘The India Story: Slow Poison’.
Speaking about her next, she shared that the movie reflects the fears and concerns of several parents in today’s time.
Kajal shared a statement, saying, “The India Story is a film with a strong social message at its core. As a mother, the story resonated with me on a very personal level because it reflects the fears and concerns that many parents carry today.”
Presented by Zee Studios in collaboration with MIG Production & Studios, ‘The India Story: Slow Poison’ has been written by Sagar B. Shinde.
The courtroom drama is expected to get a worldwide release in theatres on July 24 this year. It will be available in multiple languages, including Hindi, Telugu, and Tamil.
