Abhinandan's moustache takes internet by storm
Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman has not only made India proud but has also become its latest trendsetter — people cannot seem to get enough of his giant moustache.
Abhinandan Varthaman
When Indian Air Force's Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman crossed over to Attari from Wagah in Pakistan, many were impressed by his dignity and valour. But many others were also charmed by his moustache.
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Varthaman's gunslinger moustache
Varthaman's gunslinger moustache has not only become famous in India but also around the world. It has created a wave online.
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Moustache of 'pride and courage'
Novice attempts to don the moustache of 'pride and courage' have already begun. The gunslinger tache gained nationwide fame when Tamil superstar Surya sported it in the movie Singham.
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The 'Abhinandan moustache'
Now, people have a real life Singham to look up to, and he too hails from the state of Tamil Nadu. (Image source: @virendersehwag)
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Abhinandan Varthaman
Varthaman's perfectly trimmed moustache has been trending on social media. Twitter users expressed their happiness over the safe return of the wing commander, and also his moustache.
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