Published 22:09 IST, March 26th 2020

Deepika Padukone bemoans 'plagiarism in the times of COVID-19', blames Katrina Kaif

Recently on Instagram, Deepika Padukone accused Katrina Kaif of plagiarising her content of washing dishes. Read on to know more about this in details.

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With the government ordering a lockdown in the country for 21 days, people are finding new ways to keep themselves entertained. Bollywood celebs have also come with similar concepts of doing one thing a day to keep the boredom away. However, it seems Katrina Kaif has stolen Deepika Padukone's plan for day 5. In an Instagram post of Deepika, she posted Katrina's video and bemoaned her idea for her next Instagram episode getting plagiarised by the Chikni Chameli of Bollywood.

Deepika Padukone accuses Katrina Kaif of plagiarism

Deepika Padukone took to her Instagram account to report plagiarism of her idea. And who should be the culprit but none other than Katrina Kaif? Both the actors are taking up daily challenges to keep themselves and their fans entertained through the COVID-19 lockdown. As a caption, Deepika wrote, "I regret to inform you that Season 1:Episode 5 stands cancelled because @katrinakaif stole my idea!Hmmff!!!😤🤷🏽‍♀️🤣🤣🤣 #PlagiarismInTheTimeOfCovid19". She also reposted Katrina's episode as proof.

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Although the act of cleaning utensils on her own was supposed to be Deepika Padukone's episode 5, Katrina Kaif had thought of it way earlier. She had posted the video three days before Deepika. Take a look:

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Both Deepika Padukone and Katrina Kaif have started posting one hobby or daily habit each day during this COVID-19 lockdown which they might not have done earlier. Deepika also brought out her quirky side by naming her posts in Seasons and Episodes. Here is a look at these actor's other posts during COVID-19 lockdown.