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Metro-inspired set, he wore an entirely red leather outfit, complementing the color scheme of his most recent release, “Don’t Tap the Glass.”

She previously wore a burka to parliament in 2017, also calling for a national ban at the time.

But Dharmendra wore his stardom lightly, staying away from the rat race and said he never wanted to be number one in the industry.

Calling himself Kanu, he wore a ceremonial red mask covering his whole face to conceal his identity and boasted of his political connections.

He wore black turtlenecks, short-sleeved because it was summer, and kept a stubby, utterly earnest ponytail.