Actress Ridheema Tiwari Slams Trollers & Give Them A Perfect Reply

Trolling has become a national time pass nowadays and these trollers, hate-mongers love to interfere the lives and works of other people who are not even concerned about them, at all.

Actress Ridheema Tiwari has also experienced getting trolled because of her seductive role of Maldawali which she plays in Life OK’s serial Ghulam. As per the requirements of her role, she showed her navel and cleavage and after that she was targeted by the trolls. Initially, she remained silent but her patience broke when her parents were also dragged into it and she slammed the sick mentality of these trollers by posting some videos on Instagram.

She said,

“I understand that I play a seductress and it’s bound to attract male attention. People call me sexy and compliment my curves, my navel… I understand that, but when you think of me as a sex object, I object. Some men just can’t get over words like ‘cleavage’, ‘breasts’, `panty’ and `condom’… they never grow up. They are obsessed with these words and keep People should not mix reel with real.”

She further adds,

“They should understand that for an actress to do bold roles is difficult and if you can’t compliment her, at least don’t objectify her posting nasty comments and jokes related to them. We actresses choose to ignore it most of the times, but this time around, when they commented on my family, I was really hurt. People should not mix reel with real. They should understand that for an actress to do bold roles is difficult and if you can’t compliment her, at least don’t objectify her. Earlier, before the advent of social media, I have faced men on the streets who misbehaved with women; I have even thrown stones at them.”

Ridheema also makes it clear that fans should respect privacy of their favourite actors, she says,

“Fans forget the line they need to draw. Most of the times they mix reel with real. We actors yearn for privacy. Fans are very inquisitive; they often ask weird questions about the show. If we don’t answer they abuse us. Some gap is good. A healthy distance must be maintained and they should respect us.”

We completely agree with you Ridheema and hope to see you doing some more wonderful roles.

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