Ayushmann Khurrana likes Kal Ho Na Ho related post that may seem relatable if you wear glasses
An Instagram user shared the post involving Kal Ho Na Ho and glasses.
If you wear glasses, then chances are there is a list of problems that you already face. Be it difficulty in sleeping while wearing them or having to wear specs after doing gorgeous eye makeup, the issues are many. A post highlighting one such problem showcased in the 2003 movie Kal Ho Na Ho has now gone viral. The hilarious – and absolutely relatable – tweet is now being shared by many.

An Instagram user, who goes by the handle name swatic12, shared a post earlier this month. She shared a collage that shows an image from the movie featuring Shah Rukh Khan and Preity Zinta.
“In Kal Ho Na Ho, when Aman [played by Shah Rukh Khan] sits close to Naina [essayed by Preity Zinta], slowly takes her specs off and looks deep into her eyes, whispers her name and asks ‘Kya hua Naina’ and she replies ‘mujhe kuch dikhayi nehi de raha’… every chashmish felt that,” reads the tweet.
Since being shared, the post has gathered several likes, including one from actor Ayushmann Khurrana. It has also accumulated tons of hilarious comments.
“Mai ye comment chasma laga ke kar rha hoon,” wrote an Instagram user. “Why does character named "Naina" in movies have weak naina,” joked another. “True,” agreed a third.
What are your thoughts on the post? Do you relate to it too?
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