Actor Rakul Preet Singh took to his Instagram account and shared a funny clip while discussing his problem with Siri. She sought the help of AI to solve the problem of becoming slim and tall without exercising. She wanted to reap the benefits while she enjoyed junk food. Fans quite resonated with the video and enjoyed a dose of laughter. ( Also read: Giorgia Andriani makes hilarious Reel with her maid about her many ‘nakhras’)
On Instagram Reels, Rakul posted a selfie video, where he said, “Hey Siri! How to lose weight and be tall without exercising, just eating. She further said, “fast food too, fast food included.” In the clip, she was wearing a gray t-shirt that said, “Stop Now” with her hair down. Siri is a virtual assistant that is part of Apple devices and usually helps people with their queries or any questions that they have.
Sharing the video on Instagram, Rakul wrote, “Life problem (laughing emoji).” He used the hashtag #justcostrending on it. Choreographer Dimple Kotecha commented, “(laughing emoji) sounds like something I would ask you.”
One of her fans commented: “Siri, I know how: go to bed and start dreaming.” Another fan wrote: “So funny.” One fan responded, “If we could get slimmer and taller without any exercise, wah main toh bethke khata hi rahu (I’ll sit and eat by myself then).” Many fans dropped laughing emojis in his hilarious video.
Rakul Preet Singh made his acting debut with Gilli in 2009. He worked in the Tamil and Telugu film industries, before entering Bollywood with Yaariyan in 2014 alongside Himansh Kohli. Since then, she has starred in many movies like De De Pyaar De, Runway 34, Attack, among others.
Recently, she celebrated her 32nd birthday party in London with her boyfriend Jackky Bhagnani, malaika aroraand Arjun Kapoor, among others.
She was recently seen in Cuttputli with Akshay Kumar and Sargun Mehta. She currently can be seen in Doctor G, which premiered on October 14. She stars Ayushmann Khurrana, Shefali Shah, among others. It marks the directorial debut of Anubhuti Kashyap.
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