You should have worn a baby pink t-shirt on which a child sucks his thumb. That would have given you the required juvenile look. ~ Subhangi Tyagi

Kirtida Gautam
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Subhangi Tyagi is a Hindi actress and politician. In the 1990s she had a popular television series called “Ghar Par Hai Mera Dil” (I Love You the Most). The vocal and innocent child in her show was actually her. During the show’s peak, she rocked a baby pink t-shirt with nothing on underneath.

A lot of people criticized her for this daring fashion statement. Her response was to wear a baby pink t-shirt again. No one cared about her fashion choices this time.

Source: #Iam16Ican

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