While conversing with Navya, Shweta expressed her viewpoint, mentioning that during their time, things were simpler. She acknowledged that although there were instances of unfair labeling, it was easier to maintain authenticity back then. Shweta also noted that in today’s context, there is a prevalent fear of being canceled among individuals.
She further added that if a celebrity faces trolling or cancellation, they often resort to apologizing and retracting their original statement or opinion. According to her, this perpetuates the issue, as it indicates a lack of willingness to engage in meaningful discussion.
Jaya Bachchan’s unapologetic remark: Actor-politician says women are ‘stupid’ not to let men pay on dates
Jaya Bachchan expressed her sentiment that society has become excessively judgmental. In contrast, Shweta suggested that contemporary celebrities should assert themselves more assertively. She recommended that they adopt a stance of not hesitating to speak out against negativity, urging them to confront criticism by asserting, “Don’t follow me if you have a problem.” Shweta emphasized the importance of pushing back against unwarranted attacks, highlighting the detrimental effects of remaining silent and allowing such behavior to persist unchecked.
Jaya also shared her perspective on individuals who engage in trolling on social media, describing them as “bitter people” lacking a distinct identity. She challenged such individuals to have the courage to address real issues and reveal their true identities instead of hiding behind anonymity. Additionally, the veteran star dared those who troll her to express their opinions openly in real-life situations, emphasizing the importance of accountability and transparency in online discourse.
