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‘Kya aap the wahan par?’: Bhagyashree fires back at trolls for calling her lassi promotion video fake

Bhagyashree shared another video of herself enjoying kulhad lassi and addressed trolls saying that earlier she did a fake promotional video in Kashi.

Updated on: Jul 07, 2026 04:28 PM IST
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Actor Bhagyashree has clarified after being called out for making a fake promotional video on enjoying lassi. It all started when a video of her promoting lassi at a local shop in Kashi went viral on social media. People claimed that she did not drink the lassi after filming the promotional video because of its sugar and fat content. The actor shared a new reel to slam the negative comments, saying it is a ‘shame’ that idle minds have nothing positive to say.

What Bhagyashree said

Bhagyashree was seen enjoying lassi at a shop in Kashi.
Bhagyashree was seen enjoying lassi at a shop in Kashi.

Bhagyashree shared a video of herself enjoying a kulhad lassi at a local shop in Kashi called Pehelwaan ki lassi, explaining that it is a very good refreshment during the summers and also helps with digestion. In the caption, she wrote a long note, which began: “I had been up since 3am to do the mangala aarti, then walking down the Gangaghats in the immense heat, this lassi was just the energy booster I needed. Sprinkled with dryfuits on top I enjoyed the crunch. Salted or sweet is a matter of choice and yes for those who are diabetic, indulgence of a sweetened lassi would not be the right choice. Curds is rich in calcium, protein, probiotics. The sugar/gud gives energy & water hydrates.... for me it was the perfect combination in the heat of 40°.”

‘Fake toh aaddha video, aadhi knowledge ke saath upload karna hota hein’

On the work front, Bhagyashree was last seen in Riteish Deshmukh's Raja Shivaji. She played the pivotal role of Rajmata Jijabai in the film, which is now available to stream on Netflix.

 
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