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Trolled on an innocent birthday wish; trouble brews ahead

It is common to wish your friends and colleagues on their birthdays and other special occasions. This innocent greeting by a celebrity turns nasty.   

Bollywood Veer Di Wedding actress Sonam Kapoor has always been in the news for her fearless and open-minded nature. Be it to slam the Sri Sri Ravi Shankar for his homosexual remark or to comment on Rajput Karni Sena who put a reward over beheading the Padmavati actress Deepika Padukone. She said I am ashamed of some these Indians.

In addition to that, Sonam Kapoor once again has been in the news, but the reason is quite obvious. She wished a Happy Birthday to her Khubsurat Co-star Fawad Khan, a Pakistani Actor, who also has worked in the Bollywood.

Wishing him a Birthday did not go down well to Indian and began suggesting her to leave India if you are missing him a lot.

The harassers went on to say that she should leave India and that she has no patriotism for her country. One user even mocked her for having actor Rishi Kapoor’s soul getting into her. One warned her that she may be called a traitor for wishing Pakistanis and exiled from the country.

But, the responses were in favor of the Fawad Khan too, some aspire to see him again in Bollywood and they are desperately waiting for his returns. Many users wished Fawad many many happy returns of the day.

Now the big question is who is to blame. Should Sonam must have kept her personal relationship with Fawad personal and not expressed her birthday wishes in social platform? Or are troller going too much in trolling people?

Narendra, a techie said, “I do not know why so much importance is being given to this. It is the job of none if she wishes a Pakistani. I feel social media has become a bane, more than a boon. Anyone can give any comments. We do not even know the real identity of the person as fake accounts are created. I feel these social platforms have become a tool for hatred.”

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