Vikrant Massey's comment on Yami Gautam's wedding picture irks Kangana Ranaut

Kangana Ranaut. Pic/Bipin Kokate; (right) Vikrant Massey. Pic/Satej Shinde

It seems actor Vikrant Massey's comment on Yami Gautam's wedding picture has irked Kangana Ranaut a lot. On Sunday, Yami, who recently tied the knot with 'Uri: The Surgical Strike' director, posted a few pictures from her wedding ceremony on Instagram. In one of the images, Yami can be seen donning a red traditional saree as she flaunts her kaleeres.

The picture has garnered several likes and comments from Yami's fans. Even actors Ayushmann Khurrana and Vikrant Massey couldn't stop themselves from commenting on the particular photograph. However, they added a pinch of humour to their comments.

Vikrant compared Yami's look to self-styled god-woman Radhe Maa. "Pure and pious like Radhe Maa," Vikrant wrote. "Poori Jai Mata Di waali feelings aa rahi hai. Aap dono Jwala ji gaye the (Getting Jai Mata Di feels. Have you visited Jwala ji)," Ayushmann commented.

Vikrant's comment did not go down well with Kangana. She slammed him and called him a 'cockroach'. "kahan se nikla ye cockroach..lao meri chappal. (From where did this cockroach come. Someone get my slipper)," Kangana responded.

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She further wrote: "Himachali bride is the most gorgeous. Looks divine like a devi." Not only this, Kangana even took to her Instagram Story and posted a picture of Yami, who also hails from Himachal Pradesh like her. "Older than tradition and time. Nothing more divine than a raw mountain girl turned bride #himachalpradesh," she captioned the post.

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