These funny tweets about Priyanka Chopra’s Oscars dress will keep you ROFL-ing

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Bollywood actress Priyanka Chopra made onlookers drop their jaws as she made her way to the red carpet at the Academy Awards second time in a row. Last year, Chopra was a vision in white in the Zahir Murad creation she sported effortlessly. Opting for a white Ralph & Russo tulle strapless gown, the Indian sensation made waves in the West this time as well.

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