so there are no cctvs at the lounge or entrance of the lounge to identify which employee this women talked to. Other than bathroom and toilets CCTV should cover all areas inside the airport .Even it should be at the entrance of the washroom to know who went in and who went out . And the camera should be of good quality too. India really need to take the requirement of cctvs seriously. It can definitely discourage someone from committing the crime .In this woman's case they wouldn't have to ask her to identify the employee the airport can do it themselves .
Love how in these situations there is either a lack of cctv, or the footage is so grainy that it is practically useless, in an era where ultra hd cameras are priced as low as 1700 rupees.
The narration from the woman has numerous loopholes. If everyone is helping who is to blame?? I hope she remembers the lounge she visited, the lounge then can identify the employee on duty at the relevant time. But the woman doesn't seem to be interested in that!! Someone in comments suggested that she may have herself downloaded the wrong app!! I wonder if the credit card company would refund in that case as she aided the fraudsters.
@@debashishldr The authorities are clearly at fault for several reasons: 1.Inadequate CCTV Coverage: The person responsible for placing the cameras missed key areas, making it impossible to fully trace the woman’s movements from entry to exit at the airport. 2.Technology Gaps: With the availability of Aadhaar card data, facial recognition should have been simple. Additionally, modern technology like gait analysis could identify the perpetrator even if they changed their appearance. If the CCTV footage was clear, this should have been an easy task. 3.Employee Tracking: The airport has a limited number of lounges. It should be easy to get a list of employees working that day by checking scanned ID entries used to access restricted areas. Staff are regularly screened, and their data is logged daily, making identification straightforward. 4.Failure of Security: Airports are among the safest places due to their high-security measures, including armed personnel, security patrols, and CCTV coverage. The failure to identify the fraudulent employee in such a secure environment shows a significant lapse in responsibility. The authorities should not be absolved just because they started investigating. It’s their job to prevent incidents and find the perpetrator. Until they produce results, they deserve criticism for their failure.
@@vidya109 😂 I am sure airport has adequate CCTV camera , then lounge and other establishments are private property. Airport is not responsible inside the private space. Again people like you turn the board and say ah what a government no privacy 😅. This is simply a case of getting scammed with a lack of self awareness. But I am pretty sure that person is in one of camera , question is can she be able to identify? I think the answer is NO . And regarding taking measures, big billion dollar companies get hacked after spending millions of dollars on security. Everytime there is some scam govt tries to educate people. It's darkside of technology, just how technology evolves the other side of technology will adapt.
Airport authorities should have data from all the employees of service providers with proper background verification. Daily they should take a headcount from each of the service providers and should focus on new recruits and absentees. More number of display signs are required. Bengaluru airport does not have an adequate number of sign boards to guide people towards Uber, ola and other taxi operators. Even Uber and ola have not put any responsible persons to handle their fleet in the airport. There are no sign boards for reaching arrival terminals from BMTC drop points.
This woman didnt tell you the complete story, she downloaded wrong lounge app and got scammed 😂, she shouldnt even own a card or even use upi, the airport staff should have helped her download the right one
@@dis_appointed8626 How did you assume it's gender thing, what makes you think if a man was in her place people would say samething. Probably you are the one turning it into one. Scams are not new and not just in India. It's in every country. We need to have self awareness, it's the downside of technology. No matter how much you can do about it just like how technology evolved scammers get the darkside benefit. Billion dollar companies fell victim to the scams even with sophisticated security they put. People in India start to blame everyone but no self accountability. The narration might be bad or something but the way she explains almost every step of way I was thinking what the heck 😅
Bangalore Airport has the best ever service possible. I got my purse, which l lost at the airport trolley. Only because of the Terminal 2 staff and my bus driver that day. All l met a bunch of good hearted people that day, all at Bangalore Airport 😅
Google should have moral obligation to refrain phishing links from display ads .Usually ads go through ad preview process before going Live, not sure if phishing or suspecting links are flagged in the process.
Google must be penalized for allowing a scamster to create apps and display ads to target gullible people into downloading them. Sundar pichai owes it to all the digital users.
Even I had fell into cyber crime but no govt portal helped nor the cyber crime police. They were very rude and rather blamed us that we were not vigilant.
Why did she say "because it was a credit card I am going to be okay"? What is the difference between fraud protection of credit cards and debits cards?
Not really an expert but I would guess that whereas in debit cards the money is transferred in realtime in credit cards the customer has to pay the amount at a later date. Also many credit cards come with fraud insurance or some other like it for exactly these type of cases. Which might mean that her bank may waive off this purchase if it is a genuine fault on side of the authorities. But in her case the amount was transferred to phonepe then I guess it must have been transferred by hawala channels to other countries for whitewashing by now. That money cannot be returned so someone has to take the loss in this case be it the bank, airport or the customer.
Because in credit card its banks money which they can recover but if it's debit card it from your personal savings account if fraud happens it will be difficult to recover
It’s the state of mind that is selectively targeted by fraudsters. Here, they know people in airport need urgent support as they would be single or/and helpless. To settle issues at earliest people fall prey to these fraudsters.
These days, there’s a person in every corner with a cleverly designed scam. Every scam works the same way - they prey on your vulnerabilities or fears or excitement. In this case, her tiredness led to this. People in the comments should be ashamed of judging her and calling her stupid. If you cannot be helpful, then don’t be so judgy! Disgusting.
But her story isn't very convincing...In the first video, she clearly said it was the lounge staff that had her download the app .. and in the second video, she says she is now unable to identify that particular staff because she was tired that day and it was actually a friend of hers that sent her the link to download the app?? So why involve Bangalore Airport in this at all? This news has been circulating as if the staff at the Airport had scammed her.. Apparently, she herself might have downloaded a shady app or probably downloaded it from the link her friend sent, and even gave permissions for screen sharing and stuff...and then posted a video as though she was scammed at the Airport... Doesn't quite seem right...
This feels like a Jamtara kinda scam but with some social engineering techniques. 100% the lounge staff are involved. Its a shame she doesnt remember the face. Maybe she would if she saw them in person.
I think in this case google is to be blamed. For the sake of advertising money you can not put any link in search result. Some accountability is needed here.
Guess what, even i arrived early last week to use the lounge at bengaluru airport terminal 1.. then i realized I wasn’t carrying my wallet which had the cards for lounge access.. when i asked if i could provide a photo or card number they denied accepting the request and politely requested me to pay ~3.5k to use the lounge to which i refused and walked to another cafe.. The bengaluru airport is the most comfortable, helpful and genuine airport ever.. i have been using it for 10+ years…
I think she was to forced to share this byte by banglore airport authority otherwise how lounge people are actively involved being part of airport business area
Ok this is really suspicious, first of all every airport has cctv cameras nd even if they didn't, why has the employee not been identified yet?? She was tired that day but she had multiple days to just look at the picture and identify it. Anybody who has been scammed would be eager for the criminal to be caught.
Something doesn't add up. How can this happen in an airport for such a measly amount? Also, am sorry to say how can she be so ignorant about using a credit card when she travels alone and is educated and financial independent.
Airport it is the perfect spot for scamming rich and elderly where else will you get this many rich people. also there are times when you are tired and lack focus confused to the limit where you don't know what's happening around you
@@interestsavvy6813 That's the truth but noone has guts to realise it. Any person claiming to be independent, man or woman is foolish and ignorant. Everyone needs friends and partners to share knowledge.
Something is not right. How can it happen in high security area like an airport. The lady at the counter can be easily identified by cctv. This lady has spent the money but maybe doesn't remember it
She sounds completely different in these 2 clips. Maybe she realised as she mentioned that she downloaded the wrong app from Google and got scammed so she changed her statement. But in the first clip she was holding the lounge staff accountable for it. Shady af!
Some thing is fishy... I have been using a Credit card for 10 years at Bangalore airport VIP lounges..... never ever they allowed me without swiping the physical card at the entrance gate at both the old terminal 1 and the newly opened Terminal 2.... as soon as she heard about screen sharing she should have immediately stopped.. simple. It's her carelessness.. nothing else
this happened to me. Not at the airport though. I did get many transactions in forex amounting to close to a lakh. Luckily it was on my credit card:- as it is not tied to my bank account, I did not lose money. I went to the cybercrime branch to report it, and the matter was settled by the bank
Ma'am, you seem educated, how could you say you trust the top 5 links on google? even though you didnt blame them, you should have been more cognizant of how fake app steal your money.
Good people are losing money and my neighbour is earning by do-number kamai, why he is not losing money. He always talks about money and takes word 'Lakh' daily more than 10 times a day. God is always with wrong people and never with honest people. My mother was nothing diagnosed with and was living freely, talks with laugh too much and suddenly got hospitalized due to breathing issue, went on ventilator and I lost my mother 😭😭. My neighbour was diagnosed with dengue and 105°C fever and today she is in good health. She is the wife of do-number kamai wala ka wife. God will never help to good and honest person and this is true.
Brother it's extremely sad, what happened to you. Your mother went to a better place. Wish you well. But please do not wish others bad luck when you have such. My best luck to you ❤
@@nishant54 if that's the case I'm really grateful that she got her money back. I hope everyone else too get their money back in the same manner without getting into social media but just by a complaint . I accept I'm a fool .
Brut seems to be getting all the interesting news! When things seem to too good to be true, it only leads me to believe something is compromised. i still love Brut. About this woman, Can't she figure it out when she is not getting any calls because her calls were being forwarded? She is scared of carrying credit card because she will loose it? CCTV's aren't they or shouldn't they be everywhere in airports? Seems to me a very lethargic person this woman. If i were her parents and got ill, i wouldn't want her near me for a moment just to be sure am going to live. This is not hate, it's just that all this doesn't seem to make sense overall. Yea online scams happen a lot now more than ever. We all go through it. But this video feels like fake news and a paid actor!
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Basically, her friend asked her to download some shady app to get lounge access. That's why she's not holding the Bengaluru airport accountable.
How do you think it was her friend and not the lounge staff
Why can't it be her friend?@@dis_appointed8626
@@dis_appointed8626 What she says 3:15 onwards 🙄
@@dis_appointed8626 by being attentive throughout the video! She mentioned it clearly in the second video!!
so there are no cctvs at the lounge or entrance of the lounge to identify which employee this women talked to. Other than bathroom and toilets CCTV should cover all areas inside the airport .Even it should be at the entrance of the washroom to know who went in and who went out . And the camera should be of good quality too. India really need to take the requirement of cctvs seriously. It can definitely discourage someone from committing the crime .In this woman's case they wouldn't have to ask her to identify the employee the airport can do it themselves .
Love how in these situations there is either a lack of cctv, or the footage is so grainy that it is practically useless, in an era where ultra hd cameras are priced as low as 1700 rupees.
The narration from the woman has numerous loopholes. If everyone is helping who is to blame?? I hope she remembers the lounge she visited, the lounge then can identify the employee on duty at the relevant time.
But the woman doesn't seem to be interested in that!! Someone in comments suggested that she may have herself downloaded the wrong app!! I wonder if the credit card company would refund in that case as she aided the fraudsters.
@@debashishldr The authorities are clearly at fault for several reasons:
1.Inadequate CCTV Coverage: The person responsible for placing the cameras missed key areas, making it impossible to fully trace the woman’s movements from entry to exit at the airport.
2.Technology Gaps: With the availability of Aadhaar card data, facial recognition should have been simple. Additionally, modern technology like gait analysis could identify the perpetrator even if they changed their appearance. If the CCTV footage was clear, this should have been an easy task.
3.Employee Tracking: The airport has a limited number of lounges. It should be easy to get a list of employees working that day by checking scanned ID entries used to access restricted areas. Staff are regularly screened, and their data is logged daily, making identification straightforward.
4.Failure of Security: Airports are among the safest places due to their high-security measures, including armed personnel, security patrols, and CCTV coverage. The failure to identify the fraudulent employee in such a secure environment shows a significant lapse in responsibility.
The authorities should not be absolved just because they started investigating. It’s their job to prevent incidents and find the perpetrator. Until they produce results, they deserve criticism for their failure.
@@vidya109 😂 I am sure airport has adequate CCTV camera , then lounge and other establishments are private property. Airport is not responsible inside the private space. Again people like you turn the board and say ah what a government no privacy 😅. This is simply a case of getting scammed with a lack of self awareness. But I am pretty sure that person is in one of camera , question is can she be able to identify? I think the answer is NO . And regarding taking measures, big billion dollar companies get hacked after spending millions of dollars on security. Everytime there is some scam govt tries to educate people. It's darkside of technology, just how technology evolves the other side of technology will adapt.
Airport authorities should have data from all the employees of service providers with proper background verification.
Daily they should take a headcount from each of the service providers and should focus on new recruits and absentees.
More number of display signs are required.
Bengaluru airport does not have an adequate number of sign boards to guide people towards Uber, ola and other taxi operators. Even Uber and ola have not put any responsible persons to handle their fleet in the airport.
There are no sign boards for reaching arrival terminals from BMTC drop points.
This woman didnt tell you the complete story, she downloaded wrong lounge app and got scammed 😂, she shouldnt even own a card or even use upi, the airport staff should have helped her download the right one
yep seems that is correct story.
@@sourav2003yea. Maybe someone asked to download app but she downloaded wrong app on her own then how is other person responsible for it ?
I feel this women itself is very shady..
Changing statement like this sounds very fishy
Same, I had a feeling she knows more. She's in on it and knows that credit card scams won't be charged to her.
Can you guys for once keep aside your gender biases and look at the core issue of scams being very prevalent here in our country ?
@@dis_appointed8626 How did you assume it's gender thing, what makes you think if a man was in her place people would say samething. Probably you are the one turning it into one. Scams are not new and not just in India. It's in every country. We need to have self awareness, it's the downside of technology. No matter how much you can do about it just like how technology evolved scammers get the darkside benefit. Billion dollar companies fell victim to the scams even with sophisticated security they put. People in India start to blame everyone but no self accountability. The narration might be bad or something but the way she explains almost every step of way I was thinking what the heck 😅
@@dis_appointed8626 It is prevalent in every country fool. But, such foolish people are easy targets and don't share true story out of shame.
I agree with you 100%, bringing Shahrukh Khan and Hrithik Roshan in the pic, using humour when she is panicking, something seems off here
Its is interesting that people are still unaware of saying NO, if someone ask permission to access your phone such as share screen access.
How is this possible inside the airport past security? Airport staff has strict checking and CCTV in all areas, who would risk for 87k
Those who scam 87k on a regular basis
@@PrithviEarth-cs1wjAbsolutely
Bangalore Airport has the best ever service possible. I got my purse, which l lost at the airport trolley. Only because of the Terminal 2 staff and my bus driver that day. All l met a bunch of good hearted people that day, all at Bangalore Airport 😅
Identify lounge staff ?
Whatever happened to cctv footage?
Very shady.....
Google should have moral obligation to refrain phishing links from display ads .Usually ads go through ad preview process before going Live, not sure if phishing or suspecting links are flagged in the process.
Every fake advertisement and scanners to be punished and the medium has no accountability for them!
Google must be penalized for allowing a scamster to create apps and display ads to target gullible people into downloading them. Sundar pichai owes it to all the digital users.
Even I had fell into cyber crime but no govt portal helped nor the cyber crime police. They were very rude and rather blamed us that we were not vigilant.
Why did she say "because it was a credit card I am going to be okay"? What is the difference between fraud protection of credit cards and debits cards?
Not really an expert but I would guess that whereas in debit cards the money is transferred in realtime in credit cards the customer has to pay the amount at a later date. Also many credit cards come with fraud insurance or some other like it for exactly these type of cases. Which might mean that her bank may waive off this purchase if it is a genuine fault on side of the authorities.
But in her case the amount was transferred to phonepe then I guess it must have been transferred by hawala channels to other countries for whitewashing by now. That money cannot be returned so someone has to take the loss in this case be it the bank, airport or the customer.
They can raise chargeback and retrive thee money
If you contest the charge and prove that it wasn’t you, then credit card won’t charge you
i think there might be something like insurance in play here but could be wrong.
Because in credit card its banks money which they can recover but if it's debit card it from your personal savings account if fraud happens it will be difficult to recover
It’s the state of mind that is selectively targeted by fraudsters.
Here, they know people in airport need urgent support as they would be single or/and helpless. To settle issues at earliest people fall prey to these fraudsters.
These days, there’s a person in every corner with a cleverly designed scam. Every scam works the same way - they prey on your vulnerabilities or fears or excitement. In this case, her tiredness led to this. People in the comments should be ashamed of judging her and calling her stupid. If you cannot be helpful, then don’t be so judgy! Disgusting.
But her story isn't very convincing...In the first video, she clearly said it was the lounge staff that had her download the app .. and in the second video, she says she is now unable to identify that particular staff because she was tired that day and it was actually a friend of hers that sent her the link to download the app?? So why involve Bangalore Airport in this at all? This news has been circulating as if the staff at the Airport had scammed her.. Apparently, she herself might have downloaded a shady app or probably downloaded it from the link her friend sent, and even gave permissions for screen sharing and stuff...and then posted a video as though she was scammed at the Airport... Doesn't quite seem right...
Good she shared her experience so that all know how to be vigilant.
This feels like a Jamtara kinda scam but with some social engineering techniques. 100% the lounge staff are involved. Its a shame she doesnt remember the face. Maybe she would if she saw them in person.
I'm in love with these Brut shorts😂
I think in this case google is to be blamed. For the sake of advertising money you can not put any link in search result. Some accountability is needed here.
Guess what, even i arrived early last week to use the lounge at bengaluru airport terminal 1.. then i realized I wasn’t carrying my wallet which had the cards for lounge access..
when i asked if i could provide a photo or card number they denied accepting the request and politely requested me to pay ~3.5k to use the lounge to which i refused and walked to another cafe..
The bengaluru airport is the most comfortable, helpful and genuine airport ever.. i have been using it for 10+ years…
Just speaking English don't make you smart.
.
For saving a few bucks, she lost 87k only because of her POOR AWARENESS.
.
BE SMART, JUST DON'T LOOK.
Speaking english actually makes her look foolish. Because confident people don't care about the language.
But who told you to install that app in the airport ?? How did u got this app ?? are there hackers in the airport ???
She has a a lot of holes in her story, she honestly seems like a very broke individual
She's in on it
Wtf goong kn with victim blaming dude
Yeah shes not telling the entire story.
Digital literacy is very important in today’s world. Phones, apps and people are not simple as it used to be in past.
I think she was to forced to share this byte by banglore airport authority otherwise how lounge people are actively involved being part of airport business area
Ok this is really suspicious, first of all every airport has cctv cameras nd even if they didn't, why has the employee not been identified yet?? She was tired that day but she had multiple days to just look at the picture and identify it. Anybody who has been scammed would be eager for the criminal to be caught.
She noticed it after 15 days , also she was super tired and it's not that she met only one person in those 15 days
Something doesn't add up. How can this happen in an airport for such a measly amount? Also, am sorry to say how can she be so ignorant about using a credit card when she travels alone and is educated and financial independent.
Airport it is the perfect spot for scamming rich and elderly where else will you get this many rich people. also there are times when you are tired and lack focus confused to the limit where you don't know what's happening around you
Measly amount?90 percent don't have that salary every month
Shhhhh, she's a strong and independent woman
Cut it out with gender biases and sexism
@@interestsavvy6813 That's the truth but noone has guts to realise it. Any person claiming to be independent, man or woman is foolish and ignorant. Everyone needs friends and partners to share knowledge.
Something is not right. How can it happen in high security area like an airport. The lady at the counter can be easily identified by cctv. This lady has spent the money but maybe doesn't remember it
Strange that she doesn't carry her credit cards when travelling...
UPI is necessary not credit card.
She sounds completely different in these 2 clips. Maybe she realised as she mentioned that she downloaded the wrong app from Google and got scammed so she changed her statement. But in the first clip she was holding the lounge staff accountable for it. Shady af!
What about the CCTV footage?
If you see any sponsered link of any website don't use that.
Some thing is fishy... I have been using a Credit card for 10 years at Bangalore airport VIP lounges..... never ever they allowed me without swiping the physical card at the entrance gate at both the old terminal 1 and the newly opened Terminal 2.... as soon as she heard about screen sharing she should have immediately stopped.. simple. It's her carelessness.. nothing else
I also lost my 20k in same manner while breaking FD
Moral of the story: Carry your credit Cards and don't be forgetful about things.
Who asked to download this scam app first of all
bengaluru airport needs to be blamed for it. the woman needs to understand its a legal scam.
How did she even get into the lounge if it was a fake app?
There are plenty of holes in her story.
How can you transfer amount to phonepe from a credit card. I think she's the scammer, so many redflags in her statement, "whatever".
It can be done using rent payment option using credit card
HDFC, involved in another scam.
Just because this story got out, maybe she’ll get her money back. But they’re all in the same game.
But how come this fraud is happening inside the airport?
Was she using an iPhone?
Every thing was fine until she said "I am young"
She's the Narrator's Older Version 😂
This woman's story seem more shadier than the scam itself
At least it's credit card. These scammers have some goodness
they can check cctv in the lounge
this happened to me. Not at the airport though. I did get many transactions in forex amounting to close to a lakh. Luckily it was on my credit card:- as it is not tied to my bank account, I did not lose money. I went to the cybercrime branch to report it, and the matter was settled by the bank
Kudos Bhargavi for sharing her story! And cannot blame Bengaluru Airport. This could have happened to someone in a 5 star hotel!
Ma'am, you seem educated, how could you say you trust the top 5 links on google? even though you didnt blame them, you should have been more cognizant of how fake app steal your money.
Thank god . I never used this facility.
Best option:do transactions in cash.
Why download apps from a link?
CCTVs work for VIP person only or else they are on vacation
Anchor is 🔥❤
There is always going to be problem or an issue right from the minute we Starr to assume things.
Never Trust external app
Seems, she met to the Wrong Scamster at Lounge 😮
Salute mam, for spreading awareness..
I think she is lying….. can’t trust
Good people are losing money and my neighbour is earning by do-number kamai, why he is not losing money. He always talks about money and takes word 'Lakh' daily more than 10 times a day.
God is always with wrong people and never with honest people.
My mother was nothing diagnosed with and was living freely, talks with laugh too much and suddenly got hospitalized due to breathing issue, went on ventilator and I lost my mother 😭😭.
My neighbour was diagnosed with dengue and 105°C fever and today she is in good health. She is the wife of do-number kamai wala ka wife.
God will never help to good and honest person and this is true.
Brother it's extremely sad, what happened to you. Your mother went to a better place. Wish you well.
But please do not wish others bad luck when you have such.
My best luck to you ❤
may her soul rest in peace
First correct your "hetch" n then get cctv footage
Blore became a place of thugs. But I think this incident is all made up to fulfill the grudge of long queue in blore lounge 😂😂
How to dumb do you have to be to get scammed like this?
Hello, G reporer what's u r good name
It fake 😂
Cybercrime won't do anything . Neither your Bank.. theyll say its your fault since it was done through OTP
Nope fool. They helped her and she was saved.
@@nishant54 if that's the case I'm really grateful that she got her money back.
I hope everyone else too get their money back in the same manner without getting into social media but just by a complaint .
I accept I'm a fool .
Viksit Bharath 😂😂😂😂😂
This case is fishy.
First she is complaining
And now she don't blame anybody.
What the heck. 😂
Why blame for one's own mistake?
let me save you some time and silumtaneously disappoint you guys... the National Cyber Crime portal is also glitchy as hell.
Amazing faltu story 😂
Shahrukh and hrithik
Her go to
This is all her fault !!!! Tired thi to hotel jati .... 87 se to sasta hi padta !!!!!!
U look gorgeous
But you are 5 hrs early since travelling for long distance how can you say you are tired ????
"I am young...."
Lol, she looks 45+
@@rahulchaudhary854 That is young compared to some 70 year olds that get scammed in such cybercrimes
The presenter is so attractive ❤❤
To phir? Rishte ki baat karwani hai kya?
@@cybercop3108 Nahi bhai meri utni aukat nahi hai😅😅
😂😂 cool stuff
Ultimately, her goal was to get lounge services. What will be lost, we'll see later. 😂
Indeed
Did she speak Hindi?
Brut seems to be getting all the interesting news! When things seem to too good to be true, it only leads me to believe something is compromised. i still love Brut. About this woman, Can't she figure it out when she is not getting any calls because her calls were being forwarded? She is scared of carrying credit card because she will loose it? CCTV's aren't they or shouldn't they be everywhere in airports? Seems to me a very lethargic person this woman. If i were her parents and got ill, i wouldn't want her near me for a moment just to be sure am going to live. This is not hate, it's just that all this doesn't seem to make sense overall.
Yea online scams happen a lot now more than ever. We all go through it. But this video feels like fake news and a paid actor!
WOMEN 😂
No, MEN! Bloody scamming men! Shtty cheating men!
Wow... genius, son of Einstein!! 👏👏👏
when ppl who never attended school r allowed to comment:
@@srinivasnahak3473 🤣 mama's boy 😂 dudhu piyo.
@@astra-cx2gd And the foreign returnees read it wisely. 🤣
Reporter is beautiful ❤❤
Tere aukat ke bahar
Something doesn't add up. She herself agreed she can be forgetful sometimes. She might have swiped her CC and forgot. Lol.