Abhay Deol Is Inspired From Van Gogh & Basquiat’s Artwork For His In-Flight Fashion (Pic credit: Instagram/Abhay Deol)
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Actor Abhay Deol is in a dilemma over the artwork of a couple of masters that he sports on his casualwear during a flight, and he makes the fact known to fans in a quirky new social media post.
Abhay posted a picture on Instagram sitting in an aeroplane, dressed in a T-shirt and with his mask lowered as he smiles at the camera.
“When you’ve got a Van Gogh print on your mask, and a Basquiat print on your T-shirt. Clash of the artists! On the move again. #travel #city #country #mask #prints#artists #poser,” Abhay captioned the image.
The actor was recently seen in the sci-fi thriller series “JL 50” that also stars Pankaj Kapur and Piyush Mishra. The show revolves around a plane that had vanished decades ago after take-off, which suddenly crash-lands in a remote hill town of present-day West Bengal.
Earlier this month, Abhay Deol had a witty reaction about moments when he has to wait in his vanity van for long between scenes.
Abhay posted a photograph an Instagram image where he pulls a funny expression for the camera.
“She: “You’re funny but you should try n be sexy. Me : (pointing up) emoji This is what happens when you have me wait in my “vanity van” for too long in between scenes,” Abhay Deol wrote as the caption.
The image, where Abhay Deol is seen in a deep V-neck T-shirt has, among other hashtags, #hairy, #cleavagefordays and #bored.
Abhay did not reveal what he was shooting for in his post. As soon as he shared the picture, the fabs reactions poured in. ”Desi Freddie Mercury,” wrote a fan. “Can’t decide if it’s really sexy or hilarious. Let’s say hilariously sexy,” wrote another. “Yes officer, that man right there!” quipped a fan. A user said that Abhay is the only one who “justified the word sexy”. Another fan said the actor’s picture made her day.
Abhay Deol was recently seen in the sci-fi series “JL 50“. It also stars Pankaj Kapur and Piyush Mishra and revolves around a plane that had vanished decades ago after take-off suddenly crash-lands in a remote village of present-day West Bengal.
