Salman Khan on the people behind the abuse: 'I know who trolls me'
Dubai: The list of people publicly backing Salman Khan over his Bigg Boss 20 comments on trolling keeps growing. Vivek Oberoi has added his voice to the industry response, joining Rohit Shetty, Kunal Kohli, Varun Dhawan and Neha Dhupia in supporting Salman Khan's stand against online abuse. What Vivek Oberoi said Oberoi was speaking on Tuesday at an event run by the Cancer Patients Aid…
Dubai: Salman Khan's Bigg Boss 20 comments about online abuse have garnered support from industry insiders. Vivek Oberoi, Rohit Shetty, Kunal Kohli, Varun Dhawan, and Neha Dhupia have all voiced their backing for Khan's stance against trolling. Oberoi stated that trolling is a negative act and suggested there are numerous positive activities to engage in instead.
Shetty defended Khan by removing his shirt during a recent performance, reacting to criticism of Khan's age and appearance. Kohli praised Khan for addressing social media etiquette and the repercussions of online abuse. Khan himself commented on the issue during a recent Weekend Ka Vaar episode, discussing the trolling he faced due to his age and bald appearance.
He also defended Katrina Kaif against comments about her weight post-pregnancy and highlighted the financial motivations behind such negativity. Khan acknowledged that he is aware of the trolls targeting him, as his numerous fan clubs are privy to their activities.
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