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'Jobless & Worthless': Did Parth Samthaan Take A Dig At Rishita Kothari's Boyfriend Mridul Meena? Actor's Cryptic 'Retard' Post Sparks Speculation

Seher Hone Ko Hai actor Parth Samthaan has shared an angry, cryptic post on social media, leaving fans wondering who he was referring to. In his post, Parth appeared to address someone who had recently spoken about him in an interview. While the actor did not name the person, netizens began speculating about the possible reference. Parth wrote, "Hi everyone, just to clarify...whatever I am going…

'Jobless & Worthless': Did Parth Samthaan Take A Dig At Rishita Kothari's Boyfriend Mridul Meena? Actor's Cryptic 'Retard' Post Sparks Speculation

Parth Samthaan, actor on the show Seher Hone Ko Hai, posted an enigmatic message on social media, leaving fans questioning his intended target. In his cryptic statement, Parth appeared to confront someone who had recently criticized him in an interview. While he did not disclose the identity of the source, fans speculated over the possible reference.

Parth declared that his personal emotions and mental state were unrelated to the comments made by the "f**ked up retard." He further stated that he did not easily get affected by individuals he deemed "jobless" or "worthless," affirming that he had more pressing matters to attend to. Parth concluded his post with a simple "Shukriya."

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