Sneaking in your own snacks to a cinema can Bhabhi Ka Bhaukal (2023) Part 2 Hindi Web Seriesbe an anxious moment.
While some opt for the simple handbag stash, one woman by the name of Angela Brisk has come up with a novel way to hide all your delicious treats.
SEE ALSO: Elevator technician reveals the truth about elevator scenes in moviesAs Brisk posted on Twitter, all you need is a dome-like piece of foam, and pretend to be pregnant.
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You might need to come up with some fictional tales about your pregnancy, but otherwise this is a slice of freakin' genius.
Twitter responded with plenty of enthusiasm, and some other ideas about where you could try out this trick.
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Yes, men can try their hand at it too. Maybe.
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Although we have a feeling cinemas will catch on if everyone starts getting pregnant.
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Still better than paying for overpriced popcorn.
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