While recounting the many traumatic situations she has had with her hair over the years, Twinkle Khanna asked her fans about their worst hair days. She released a video of several hairdos and outfits on Instagram and talked about the time she sobbed and screamed when a hairstylist shaved her head from the back. The former actor-turned-author also enquired what her admirers’ favourite looks.
With her haircut, Twinkle Khanna transported us back in time.
Twinkle posted a video on Instagram to relive the nostalgia, writing: “A goosebumps story. I just understood my terrible hair was a product of numerous painful experiences after looking at images that had been online for 30 years. Gone. The worst was when a hairstylist was shaving my back while I sobbed while wearing a cape. What style do you prefer? In the following video, which is set to Austin Mills’ song “Cut Me Off,” the singer asks, “And tell me about your worst hair day:)” Over the years, Twinkle has worn a variety of hairstyles, some for occasions and some for her films. The former star likes to wear her hair open in the majority of her hairstyles.
In Twinkle’s most recent post, multiple comments were made by fans. Twinkle’s most beloved expression was posted by a fan, who added, “@twinklerkhanna first one. You always have such great rainy season style. A other admirer shared her bad hair day story and said, “Your present appearance is my favourite. I was in class 9 at the time, and my hair looked its worst during a family event. I started by banging myself as an experiment. I considered. Why I did it, I don’t know. My mother pinned my hair because she was speechless. The following day, she began using her homemade hair pack therapy, and after three months, he finally stated, “Now I can see you.” The worst part of it was that I felt like I looked my finest at that moment.
In 1995’s Barsaat, directed by Rajkumar Santoshi, Twinkle made her screen debut alongside Bobby Deol. After getting married to actor Akshay Kumar, she gave up acting in 2001. Love Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega was his most recent film (2001). Aarav, the couple’s 19-year-old son, and Nitara, their 11-year-old daughter, are their only children. With the release of Mrs. Funnybones, a non-fiction book of observations, she became an author in 2015.