On Wednesday night, Nysa Devgan was seen coming out of a club after partying.
Bollywood kids are more popular than celebs these days, their videos often go viral. Nysa Devgan is one of those popular kids who often make headlines. She already has a huge fan following before making her Bollywood debut.
On Wednesday night, she was seen coming out of a club after partying. However, she almost trips while walking and the video of the same is now going viral. Social media users reacted to the video, one of them wrote, “Why is she always drunk?” The second one said, “she is always drunk.” The third one said, “sharab pikar dhutt hai.” The fourth one said, “It runs in the family.” The fifth person commented, “Nysa nhii nasha hai yr ye.”
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Nysa Devgan, daughter of star couple Ajay Devgn and Kajol, attended the American singer-songwriter Beyonce’s concert with her best friend Orry aka Orhan Awatramani, rumoured boyfriend Vedant Mahajan, singer Kanika Kapoor, and a couple of other friends at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on June 4.
Her pictures went viral on social media and were shared by several Instagram pages dedicated to Bollywood news and gossip. When one such page posted her pages, originally shared by Orry on his Instagram Stories, the star kid was brutally trolled by the netizens for sporting a bold outfit.
One user wrote, “Ajay Devgn ne kuch zyaada hi chhoot de rakhi hai, gandagi failaate hue ghoom rahe hain yeh log, boycott karo inko for life time (Ajay Devgn has given more than enough freedom to his daughter, these guys are spreading filth everywhere, they should be boycotted for life time)”, while another added, “Kapde aise pehente hi kyun hain ki baad mein chhupaana pade (Why do these guys wear such clothes if they have to hide their bodies later)”.
For the unversed, Nysa Devgan pursued her schooling at the Dhirubhai Ambani School in Mumbai. She went to Singapore to finish high school at the United World College of South East Asia. She is reportedly currently studying International Hospitality at Switzerland’s Glion Institute of Higher Education.
