Twinkle Khanna is known to be the undisputed queen of sassy one-liners
New Delhi:
Twinkle Khanna put her expertise in converting real-life situations into a hilarious Twitter story to good use on Sunday, after flying home to Mumbai from a seemingly endless holiday. Twinkle was homebound after finishing up in Austria with her sister Rinke, her last stop on an extended vacation that spanned some two-and-half months and multiple destinations across Europe. Her homecoming, however, was marred somewhat by a less-than-pleasant flight on which the 43-year-old author was seated near a passenger with smelly feet/socks. Oh dear. Once safely off the plane, Twinkle Khanna described the eight-hour assault on her olfactory senses with the hashtag #ChokingAt30000Ft and this tweet: "Polite way of telling fellow passenger about the 2 dead toads in his socks, chemical weapons capable of decimating nations?" Our sympathies. An odorous co-passenger has to be among the most harrowing flight experiences.
Solutions for future situations poured in for the survivor. In the comments section, one particular follower suggested that Twinkle tell her co-passenger: "Excuse me, is there something dead under your feet?" Another advised: "Ring the bell and ask the air hostess if you can use the gas mask as there is this medical emergency." But Twinkle had already tried. "I did and she sniffed around, sympathetically nodded and when he fell asleep she surreptitiously sprayed his smelly feet with perfume," she tweeted.
Actress Parineeti Chopra was quick to spot Twinkle's query and said it's better to be honest.
Another suggestion didn't help either - Twinkle Khanna said she's already tried it.
Dear Twinkle Khanna, who are we (and who is Twitter) to suggest ideas to the undisputed queen of sassy one-liners?
Twinkle Khanna is the author of two books - Mrs Funnybones and The Legend Of Lakshmi Prasad - and a regular columnist. She is also producing her husband Akshay Kumar's new film Padman, which is the first project from her production house Funnybones Movies.
Solutions for future situations poured in for the survivor. In the comments section, one particular follower suggested that Twinkle tell her co-passenger: "Excuse me, is there something dead under your feet?" Another advised: "Ring the bell and ask the air hostess if you can use the gas mask as there is this medical emergency." But Twinkle had already tried. "I did and she sniffed around, sympathetically nodded and when he fell asleep she surreptitiously sprayed his smelly feet with perfume," she tweeted.
Excuse me, is there something dead under your feet?
— Prem Panicker (@prempanicker) July 23, 2017
That could work, unfortunately if I don't it fast enough, he will have something truly dead next to him, me !
— Twinkle Khanna (@mrsfunnybones) July 23, 2017
*grin* Or ring the bell and ask the air hostess if you can use the gas mask as there is this medical emergency.
— Prem Panicker (@prempanicker) July 23, 2017
I did and she sniffed around, sympathetically nodded and when he fell asleep she surreptitiously sprayed his smelly feet with perfume! https://t.co/opfvJPKSxG
— Twinkle Khanna (@mrsfunnybones) July 23, 2017
Actress Parineeti Chopra was quick to spot Twinkle's query and said it's better to be honest.
Honesty is the best policy. #NoPlaceToRun
— Parineeti Chopra (@ParineetiChopra) July 23, 2017
Not when you can't escape him for the next 8 hrs!
— Twinkle Khanna (@mrsfunnybones) July 23, 2017
Another suggestion didn't help either - Twinkle Khanna said she's already tried it.
Wouldn't a simple "what's that disgusting smell?" and looking around pretending to not know the source suffice?
— Incognito (@wahzeewah) July 23, 2017
Been there - done that - didn't work https://t.co/G6rthX2HDt
— Twinkle Khanna (@mrsfunnybones) July 23, 2017
Dear Twinkle Khanna, who are we (and who is Twitter) to suggest ideas to the undisputed queen of sassy one-liners?
Twinkle Khanna is the author of two books - Mrs Funnybones and The Legend Of Lakshmi Prasad - and a regular columnist. She is also producing her husband Akshay Kumar's new film Padman, which is the first project from her production house Funnybones Movies.
