Suniel Shetty has opened up on social media and revealed how trolls often make fun of his family including his daughter Athiya Shetty.
Suniel Shetty is among the most renowned Bollywood actors and enjoys a massive fan following. Over the years, he has played some of the most iconic roles on-screen and in a recent interview, the actor opened up on online trolling and how he’s ‘scared to talk’ sometimes because of how people on social media perceive it and later leaves no opportunity to mock him and his family including his daughter and actress Athiya Shetty. Scroll below to read the scoop.
Suniel Shetty has been in the limelight recently after confirming his involvement in the highly anticipated movie, Hera Pheri 3, alongside renowned actors Akshay Kumar and Paresh Rawal. The trio has commenced filming for the project, and fans are excited to witness their reunion on screen after a long time.
In a recent interview with Ranveer Allahbadia on his show ‘The Ranveer Show’, Suniel Shetty opened up on social media in today’s age and said, “Today’s time of social media there is no privacy, it destroys your life. One sentence edited in 15 different ways, put out in 15 different ways and it’s destroyed our lives. You know it’s made it impossible. I’m scared to talk.”
Suniel Shetty further added, “We’ve been forced to be diplomatic because you’re hammering me otherwise for something that I have not done and who’s hammering me? Somebody I don’t even know on Twitter or on Facebook. Abusing me, my family, calling my daughter a b**ch, calling my mother, for what? That hurts because I come from the old school.”
Unfortunately, anonymous trolls on the internet often take advantage of opportunities to ridicule Bollywood celebrities and spew hateful comments at them, even for the most absurd reasons.
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