Bharti Singh likes to keep her fans updated about her life through her Vlogs. In one of her latest videos, Bharti had shared that her husband Haarsh Limbachiyaa had ordered a Labubu doll for Gola.
Now, in her latest vlog, the comedienne was seen setting the doll on fire. Amid ongoing rumors that Labubu dolls are associated with negative energies, Bharti Singh gave it a humorous twist in her latest vlog. In the video, she playfully addressed the speculations by featuring her son’s Labubu doll, which she ultimately set on fire in a lighthearted and comic manner.
Bharti humorously shared, "Jab se yeh aaya hai Golla bahut shararati hogaya hai, hoon main andhvishwasi sabne bola hai, Jasmine ne, meri behan sab log bol rahe hai. (Ever since this came home, Golla has turned really mischievous. I admit I might sound superstitious—Jasmine said it, my sister said it, in fact, everyone has been saying the same thing.)
Bharti jokingly added, "Sab bolte hai shaitaan ka roop hai. Ye jal bhi nahi raha hai, teri vajah se jala rahe hai Golla kyuki aap bahut shararati hogaye ho. (Everyone says it’s the form of a devil! And look, it’s not even burning properly. We’re burning it because of you, Golla. you have become way too naughty lately)."
Haarsh Limbachiyaa quipped, "They are trying to burn it, but it's just not catching fire, I think its spirit is putting up some resistance. But today, it won’t be spared."
After burning the Labubu doll, Bharti mentions, "So guys, Labubu jal chuka hai. Shaitaan mar chuka hai, shaitaan ki hamesha haar hui hai aur bhagwan ki hamesha Jeet, burai ki haar aur sachai ki jeet."
In a heartwarming yet comical moment, Golla begged his mom with teary eyes, Gola says, "Mumma mat karo, yeh mera friend hai." However, Bharti interrupts him and says, "Friend nahi hai, isine aapko badtameez bana diya tha, aap shaitaan bann gaye the."
While ending the vlog, Bharti said, "Everyone kept saying Labubu is evil, burn it, throw it away, break it, or cut it. So, I decided to burn it. I'm still not sure if it was all just a silly belief or if I really wasted my money. I used to hang it on my purse and carry it everywhere. People would look at it and say, ‘Oh no, what is that? Why are you carrying it?’ They kept warning me about it... so today, I ended it."
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