Swara Bhaskar gives epic reply to trolls who were copy-pasting the exact same tweet against 'Veere Di Wedding'

However, the recent trend of shaming and boycotting the same celebs for stating their personal opinions about public matters – certainly speaks a different tune.

The latest in line to receive such backlash was Anaarkali of Aaraa‘s outspoken and highly-opinionated actress, Swara Bhaskara – whose recent jabs at some socio-political affairs have not gone down well with a number of people on internet, who have now assertively been trolling and shaming her on social media platforms.

So when the time came for her latest movie, ‘Veere Di Wedding’ – which also stars Kareena Kapoor, Sonam Kapoor and Sikha Talsania, to hit the silver screen, a number of people expressed their resentment over it even before they actually saw it.

While, the movie is anyway receiving a mixed review from audiences who have actually seen it – there are also a number of online trolls who’re basically copy-pasting the same “piece of personal critique” that is sort of exposing their own agenda.

Hey @ReallySwara just watched #VeereDiWedding with my grandmother. We got embarrassed when that masturabation scene came on screen. as we came out of the theater my grandmother said ” I’m hindustan and i am ashamed of #VeereDiWedding

— Priya Shah (@priya_shah123) June 2, 2018

On a number of tweets being posted online, people have sharing the exact same story of taking their grandmothers to see ‘Veere Di Wedding’ and having to walk out of the theater in disgust during its “masturbating scene” which apparently features Bhaskar.

The bit-by-bit similarities in those tweets could not go unnoticed by Twitterati who called out the point of even watching a movie like that with their grandmothers in the first place.

For some weird reasons, people who cant spell “Masturbation” are going to watch #VeereDiWedding with their Grandmothers and want answers from @ReallySwara pic.twitter.com/CAB1ab5b4O

— Joy (@Joydas) June 2, 2018

For some inexplicable reason, there seems to be a tremendous demand for Veere Di Wedding among Indian grandmothers, regardless of their alleged, consistent (word-to-word consistent!) opinion after the film. pic.twitter.com/VCn1wroHlf

— Karthik (@beastoftraal) June 2, 2018

Even Swara couldn’t help but notice that so many people had apparently gone to the theater with their respective grandmothers and had the exact same experience while watching it –  hence she quickly called out the “trend” and questioned “what IT cell” was making them do run the same dialogue in bulk.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 @Joydas you bring so much joy to my Twitter timeline.. I wish paid trolls would at the very least re-arrange the sentences and run a spell check before their paid tweet attacks #PaidTrollsKiPolKhulGayi #SakshiSlays https://t.co/pxHyjKthXH

— Swara Bhasker (@ReallySwara) June 2, 2018

What are your thoughts on this whole things?

What do you think is pushing people to go so up-in-arms against artists that they are driven to star campaigns against them?