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Man receives Crime Master Gogo’s portrait on WhatsApp with a hilarious twist

The post about Crime Master Gogo’s portrait that someone received as a WhatsApp forward was shared on Twitter.

Published on: Jan 6, 2023, 13:30:22 IST
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Are you a 90's kid? Chances are, the name Crime Master Gogo brings a smile to your face. It is an iconic character from the film Andaz Apna Apna played by Shakti Kapoor. Though the protagonists of the film, Aamir Khan and Salman Khan, gave memorable performances, it is Kapoor's hilarious portrayal of this character that has turned it into an unforgettable one. Every now and then, people also share various posts related to Crime Master Gogo, and the latest one comes in the form of a portrait. A Twitter user named Arjun shared how he received a portrait of the character but with a hilarious twist.

The image shows Crime Master Gogo’s portrait that a Twitter user received on WhatsApp. (Twitter/@arjun_siva)
The image shows Crime Master Gogo’s portrait that a Twitter user received on WhatsApp. (Twitter/@arjun_siva)

"The best thing I've received on WhatsApp with a "forwarded" tag," he wrote while posting the image. The image shows the character's portrait edited in Van Gogh's style. However, the line written below the picture has left people chuckling. "Crime Master Gogh Gogh," it reads.

Take a look at the post:

“Hysterical!!” wrote a Twitter user. “Suno suno duniya ke logon, sabse bada hai mister Gogh Gogh,” joked another. “This deserves to be framed in the Kapoor household,” expressed a third and tagged Shraddha Kapoor, Shakti Kapoor’s daughter. “Love it,” posted a fourth. Many shared their reactions through laughing out loud emoticons.

 
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