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Karan Johar left speechless after his lookalike photos surfaced the net

Karan Johar left speechless after his lookalike photos surfaced the net

MUMBAI: Karan Johar is the leader of the sass squad of the Bollywood fraternity. Known to give sassy comebacks and counter-trolling people on twitter. It seems like this actor/director has finally found his match as this one tweet finally left him at a lost for words.

Karan recently took to Twitter to share his recent discovery with his 15 million followers.

The picture displays a man with an uncanny resemblance to the former. We get why he was left speechless.

The man identified as Usman Khan looks like a younger Karan Johar adding the final touches by donning Karan’s slightly tilted pose and pouty face.

 

Twitterati also responded to this tweet and they weren’t short of some sassy comments;

 

Usman added to the story by saying that people also resemble him with Pakistani Cricketer Umar Akmal. Here see for yourself.

 

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