Kirti Kulhari has finally got a tattoo done. Though she loves getting inked, being an actor it is difficult as it may not go with the character you are playing. You then need jars of foundation to conceal the mark before you face the camera. There was also the fear of pain but while holidaying in Lima, Peru, recently, the actor decided it was time.

 

 

 

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And my 2nd successful attempt at a tattoo u00f0u009fu0098u0081u00e2u009du00a4u00efu00b8u008f I have always loved tattoos but not on me u00e2u0098u00bau00efu00b8u008f being an actor, have always wanted to have my body as a clean canvas to be painted on with the colors of every character I play..plus don't have a very high threshold for physical painu00f0u009fu0099u0084 but this time in Lima, Peru with a lot of support from my dear husband , I went through with it ... Yayyyy ...it says " what is problem yaar" which is something my dad says often( in his grammatically incorrect English) to basically say " everything is fine the way it is, there's no problem" u00f0u009fu0098u0081 and actually there isn't.. so this is what my first tattoo is all about u00e2u009du00a4u00efu00b8u008f to a few more u00f0u009fu00a5u0082 and the man who did this for me is a travelling tattoo artist @javo_el_hobo who I met at a hostel in Lima.. Thank u so much for doing this u00f0u009fu00a4u0097u00f0u009fu00a4u0097u00f0u009fu00a4u0097 loads of love and best wishes to u u00e2u009du00a4u00efu00b8u008f

A post shared by Kirti Kulhari (@iamkirtikulhari) onJan 9, 2020 at 10:59pm PST

The tattoo reads, 'What is problem yaar' (inset). Peruvian tattoo artist Javo el Hobo felt she had high endurance levels. At the end, it was not as bad as the Bard of Blood actor thought. Looks like Kulhari is already planning another tattoo.