Sunidhi Chauhan Recreates 4-Year-Old Girl's Viral Eyeliner Moment; Netizens React

A video of a four-year-old girl showcasing her eyeliner skills from Kerala went viral on social media. Now, Sunidhi Chauhan has recreated the video. Inspired by the girl's unexpected makeup talent, Sunidhi posted  her own version of the clip on Instagram along with a hilarious caption, she wrote, "Hope she approves."

Sunidhi Chauhan's Hilarious Video:

The video has gained a lot of attention and the comment section is filled with hilarious comments. Jasmine Sandlas wrote, "I love this so much," along with laughing emojis. Another user wrote, "Ohhhh... Ur makeup artist is not going to approve this."

Sunidhi on Reality Shows:

Earlier, Sunidhi Chauhan made an appearance in Raj Shamani's podcast and made several startling revelations. She has judged reality singing shows in the past, like 'Indian Idol' Season 5 and 6, 'The Voice', and 'Dil Hai Hindustani' season 2. However, after 2018, she never judged a reality show. So, Raj Shamani asked her about her experience with them and why she stopped judging more reality-singing TV shows. The singer revealed that they don't showcase reality and create fake narratives. To which, she replied, "I enjoyed my first two years when there was no emotional drama, just fun, and the performance you heard was the same as what was broadcast on TV. Now, what you watch is all doctored, its all correct."

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Sunidhi Chauhan admitted that she hasn't been paid for some of her most popular songs in the same podcast. Raj added that many singers say that they are asked to sing multiple versions of a song and get paid for one of them. She agreed that singers are often not paid in the industry.

"I Haven't Got Money..."

"I haven't got money for many movies, even today they don't give me. They ask and I choose not to take it because I feel for this song I don't need money. At some places I would like to help so I say my price and I sing the song. You don't want to hurt anybody's ego because everyone does not think like you. They might also not understand how you feel," she concluded.