Twinkle Khanna Mocks Trump, Says 'He Has Entered Our Kitchen'; Praises PM Modi's 'Global Garba' Diplomacy

Mumbai: Bollywood actress Twinkle Khanna gives her opinion and remarks regarding any
issue very bluntly. Whether it is about Bollywood or politics, actor Akshay Kumar's wife speaks openly on every issue. Recently on her social media, actress talked about Pearl Harbor and Donald Trump.

What did Twinkle say about Trump?

Taking to Instagram, Twinkle has shared a long post regarding Donald Trump, administration and Pearl Harbor. In the post, the actress also praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Global Garba' diplomacy.

He shared a long post with three pictures, saying, "This week it’s all about some global garba." 

Why did Twinkle says Trump has entered our kitchen?

In the post, Twinkle said, "In a recent video, Trump is sitting opposite the Japanese prime minister and making a Pearl Harbour joke. In previous administrations, diplomacy was alive and kicking, now it seems as if Trump has deported it. Meanwhile, I must hand it to our prime minister. He is backslapping Putin, commiserating with Iran, nodding along with Israel, hugging Trump and bridging the gulf with the Gulf via phone chats. This is called global garba. Only Gujaratis know how to circle around in a group without stepping on anyone’s toes."

Did Twinkle about Trump's food?

In her post, Twinkle also talked about Donald Trump's meal and said, "Picking at my boring lunch of salad and grilled paneer, I have an epiphany. Trump reportedly survives on Diet Coke and fried chicken, seldom exercises and at 79 still has the energy of a young orangutan as he orchestrates military campaigns, offends the Japanese and crashes global markets. I am clearly following the wrong longevity experts." 

Only Gujaratis know how to go round and round?

While praising Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Twinkle said, "Meanwhile, I must hand it to our prime minister. He is backslapping Putin, commiserating with Iran, nodding along with Israel, hugging Trump and bridging the gulf with the Gulf via phone chats. This is called global garba. Only Gujaratis know how to circle around in a group without stepping on anyone’s toes."