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Dhanashree Verma, wife of Indian cricketer Yajuvendra Chahal, is in the headlines at the moment. Actually she was seen in the dance reality show 'Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa'. In such a situation, Dhanashree shared a picture with her choreographer Prateek Uttekar on social media, seeing which people started trolling the actress. Then it happened that he put brakes on social media. But after that now he replied to the trollers by sharing a video.
Dhanashree Verma has responded to the trollers by sharing a video on her official Instagram platform. In the clip she is saying, “How do you feel about this? It's much easier to ask and be the first person to speak than to give judgment or opinions. I have never been influenced by trolls or memes in my life. Of course many of these were ignored maturely or laughed out loud. But until he was trolled.
Dhanashree further writes, “This time it affected me because trolling also affected my family and my loved ones. Because you people have the freedom to express your views on social media platforms. Therefore, the feelings of you and our family are forgotten or ignored.” ,
On taking a break from social media due to trolling, the actress said, “So I decided to detox from social media and believe me, it was very peaceful.” But do we also realize that if we make this medium so negative then we are spreading hatred on a large scale. Social media is a major part of my work, and I can't give it up, so I've bravely returned to Instagram.
I am known as a fighter and I never give up: Dhanashree
Dhanashree further said, “Now I have a request to you guys, be a little sensitive and focus on your talent and skills, because we all are here to entertain our people through this medium. then no. Forget it, I too am just one.” There is a woman inside me, a sister, a friend, a wife, and this cannot be done, nor is it right. Also I'm known as a fighter and I never give up, I'm here and I'm never going to give up again, but spread the love. Be sensitive about certain things and don't spread hatred. I really hope, from here we all focus on the good things and move forward in life.”