Nushrratt Bharuccha Is Left Confused After Car Boot Malfunctions At Airport

Nushrratt Bharuccha, like many other celebrities, finds her way to the headlines with her airport looks, but this time the actress is in the spotlight for a hilarious encounter at the terminal. The actress was spotted at Terminal 2 of the Mumbai airport. The actress seemed too preoccupied to pose for the cameras as her car boot malfunctioned, leaving Nushrratt confused and laughing at the situation. While the actress struggled to close the boot, social media users have now shared a slew of suggestions for a situation like this in future.

In a video shared by paparazzi pages on Instagram, Nushrratt Bharuccha is seen trying to shut her car boot but failing miserably. At the end, she gives up and walks in front suggestively, looking for help. As the video surfaced online, fans came up with solutions to her problem. One user said, “Ask her to put her bag a little more in; it might be messing up with the sensors. Hopefully, she reads this and won’t do this again.” Some also asked her to try harder, “Tohda jorse push Karo.” But no one could deny that it was quite a spectacle. One user joked, “Car is like koi bachcha masti kar raha hai.” Others also inquired why the driver was not helping her: “Driver kaha hey bahar aa.”

Nushrratt Bharuccha was dressed casually in a black-sleeved crop top and pink lounge pants. She paired it up with black trainers and a handbag.

Recently, the actress dominated headlines after she was not cast in the second instalment of Dream Girl. Talking about it to ETimes, Nushrratt Bharuccha said that she missed working with the team. “I am a human being, so of course it hurts. And of course, it feels unfair. But I get it, it is their decision. Cool, no problem,” the actress said.

She starred opposite Ayushmann Khurana in the first part, which was released in 2019.

The actress was last seen in Akelli, which hit the theatres last month. The film, directed by Pranay Meshram, is a tale of courage, conviction, and determination, inspired by the true experience of a Middle Eastern woman. It also depicts the atrocities committed against women by the terrorist organisation ISIS. Nushrratt Bharuccha plays Jyoti Arora, a Punjabi woman who, along with many of her female co-workers in the garment industry, are herded into a van and driven to an ISIS hideaway. The film also stars Tsahi Halevi and Amir Boutrous in key roles.