Sonam Kapoor shared this image. (courtesy sonamkapoor)
Strong points
- “I’m here because of him and yes I’m privileged,” wrote Sonam
- “They did nothing to deserve this,” she added.
- “I encourage you to see my comments section,” she wrote.
New Delhi:
In response to social media abuse in the midst of the “ alien versus insider ” debate following the death of Sushant Singh Rajput, Sonam Kapoor said on Sunday that she recognizes her privilege a child star, her identity is a source of pride for her.
Sonam, who comes from a family of producers and actors in Bollywood, shared screenshots of messages laden with investigations directed against her, the father actor veteran Anil Kapoor, the producer sister Rhea, among others in the next family.
“Here are some of the comments that come to me. All the media and everyone who encouraged and instigated this kind of behavior is yours. The people who talk about how we should have been nice with someone make it worse for I encourage you to see my comments section. And I’m sure you don’t expect the same to happen to you. I hope your parents won’t have to see this stuff “she wrote on Twitter.
Sonam said the remarks she made public were not even the “worst”. The actor and his team report these comments to the authorities, she added.
Rajput, 34, was found dead at his Mumbai residence on June 14. His death revived discussions around the fight for survival in Bollywood, sailing in cliques, especially for foreigners.
the Neerja The actor said she is proud to be the daughter of a movie star who has worked hard to stay in the industry.
“Today, on Father’s Day, I would like to say one more thing, yes I am my father’s daughter and yes I am here because of him and yes I have the privilege. is not an insult, my father worked very hard to give it all to me. And it is my karma where I was born and to whom I was born. I am proud to be his daughter, “she said. written.
The 35-year-old actress said she had turned off the comments section of her and her father’s Instagram pages to avoid the deluge of hate.
“I don’t want my 64-year-old parents to go through this. They didn’t do anything to deserve this. And I don’t do it for fear of morons, I do it by common sense to preserve my mental health and my parents” , did she say.
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