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British historian gets wrongly tagged instead of actor Tom Holland in Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre's photo
Historian Holland took to Twitter and wrote, “Please make it stop” while sharing a picture from the event in which he was tagged. The picture shows Tom, Shah Rukh Khan, Nita Ambani, Zendaya, and Salman Khan posing together.

The opening ceremony of Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre (NMACC) in Mumbai was attended by A-listers from both Bollywood and Hollywood. The NMACC Gala was held from 31 March to 2 April. British actor Tom Holland, who rose to fame after his role as Spiderman in Spider-Man: Homecoming, was among the stars who attended the event. The photos from the event featuring the actor have since been making rounds on social media. But a British historian, who also goes by the name Tom Holland, was being mistakenly tagged in the pictures of the Hollywood actor. The Twitter username of the actor is TomHolland1996, while the historian’s username is holland_tom. The same name led to a confusion, causing the wrong person to get tagged in the posts of NMACC Gala event.Historian Holland took to Twitter and wrote, “Please make it stop” while sharing a picture from the event in which he was tagged. The picture shows Tom, Shah Rukh Khan, Nita Ambani, Zendaya, and Salman Khan posing together.Take a look at this tweet here:https://twitter.com/holland_tom/status/1642458853194301440The tweet attracted a wide range of remarks in the comment section. A user sarcastically wrote, “Enjoy your new followers.”https://twitter.com/ImpliedVirgil/status/1642459245441429505People told the historian to enjoy the fame of being seen with Shah Rukh Khan.https://twitter.com/SRKian_MAS/status/1642526466259795970Some accounts jokingly called him “The Amazing Ancient History Man.”https://twitter.com/KamilMirowski/status/1642498961662410754A person wrote that on the flip side, actor Tom Holland was probably confused why he was not getting as many tags as he had thought.https://twitter.com/EveryDayJiayou/status/1642584801252376576A bunch of celebrities attended the NMACC Gala event which witnessed killer dance performances of Bollywood stars like Shah Rukh Khan, Varun Dhawan and Ranveer Singh. The trio were seen grooving to the song 'Jhoome Jo Pathaan' from the movie Pathaan.Have a look at the video clip of their performance here:https://twitter.com/SRKUniverse/status/1642263979572756480Priyanka Chopra Jonas was also seen arriving hand-in-hand with Nick Jonas at the event.The couple warmly embraced the media and posed for the photographs.Read all the Latest News, Trending News, Cricket News, Bollywood News,India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
First Published:Apr 03, 2023, 18:53:10 IST
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