It is a fact that social media has today turned into a harmful environment. Threats against persons and requests for a boycott of movies have grown frighteningly frequent lately.
In addition to actors like Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt suing paparazzi for peeping inside their houses and filming them, there is another kind of negativity that thrives: the private lives of actors. accounts that fabricate information about. They believe they can get away with posting defamatory tweets under the guise of a critic and adult gossiper simply because they have a verified blue tick on Twitter.
The most recent instance of this is when a Twitter user who is based outside of India and is notorious for tweeting derogatory things about artists falsely alleges that Akshay Kumar and other actors sexually harassed Disha Patani while on tour abroad. was distressed The actor has been quiet and paid no attention to the foolishness, but it was enough to get everyone’s attention. These Twitter trolls (and pages) are ignorant of the irreparable harm their negativity can do to a person’s reputation, both personally and professionally.
The following bogus news was sent by the same Twitter account: Samantha Ruth Prabhu and Vijay Deverakonda were “living together in a hotel room in Srinagar” after falling in “timepass love” with one another. Another example: Rashmika Mandanna and Deverakonda allegedly broke up because he became “bored” after having sex with her. Creating false claims that Kiara Advani is pregnant and is currently in her first month is the most recent.
The trash that these handles are spewing forth irritates trade expert Taran Adarsh. in . The first step should be to deactivate these accounts. This jokester boy started the myth about Akshay. Also, he plagiarized my movie reviews, which I had critiqued on Twitter. That is so phony. You’ll notice that he only writes stories for the bedroom. Every day, these jerks post garbage,” he remarked.
We wonder if the majority of these handles are not protected by Indian cyber laws for any actions because they are based outside of India and seek refuge in those laws. “Probably. I am not, however, qualified to offer an opinion on that. These trolls are looking for attention. They should be disregarded, advises Adarsh for the industry.
The same opinion is held by ad guru Prahlad Kakkar, who says that because celebrities are easy targets, anyone can use them. They don’t have any information on the person disseminating false or harmful news.
Cricket and movies continue to be religions unto themselves in India. This is the basis for everything written about movie stars, and the trolls who distribute false information are fully aware of this.
. No. 1 in the middle. No. 1 in the middle. Gone. No. 1 in of. 0. 0 in the middle. 0 in the field. 0 in the field. 0 in the field. 0 in the field. Most localities have also been overrun by trolls. Not only Bollywood, but all famous, wealthy people, are at issue. To bring attention to themselves, they keep attacking him again. There is a common misconception today that attacking famous individuals will make you famous. These trolls operate on that theory everywhere. There is a regular troll army that is mainly motivated by political objectives. They consider Bollywood and its actors to be easy pickings. This is unchecked toxicity. Elon Musk needs to take action immediately to prevent people from using the medium.
