📌 Key Points
- Sreeleela considered quitting acting due to online trolling.
- Raashii Khanna expresses her fear of intense social media trolling.
- Khanna believes trolls often judge without knowing the full story.
- Both actresses are promoting their film ‘Ustaad Bhagat Singh’ with Pawan Kalyan.
Sreeleela and Raashii Khanna recently discussed the impact of online trolling on their careers. Sreeleela revealed she almost quit acting due to it, while Raashii expressed her growing fear of online negativity and its potential impact on her reputation.
Sreeleela’s Struggle with Online Negativity
During the promotions of Ustaad Bhagat Singh, Sreeleela and Raashii Khanna opened up about being affected by trolling. Here’s what they said.
Actors Sreeleela and Raashii Khanna recently sat down for a chat with anchor Suma as part of the promotions for their Ugadi release, Ustaad Bhagat Singh, with Pawan Kalyan. When the anchor asked them whether trolling on social media affects them, Sreeleela revealed that she almost quit acting over it, while Raashii commented that it has only gotten worse over time.
Raashii Khanna’s Fear of Trolling’s Impact
Raashii chimed in and said, “I feel it a little bit now, because the trolling has gotten intense. I think they pass judgment without really knowing the truth. I have a problem with that. The character I’ve built for so long, I just fear that…” Sreeleela, however, stated that she believes people now have more intellect than they once did.
“But I feel like people today have an intellect of their own. So, even when they see negativity, they think a little,” she said as Raashii underlined her point, adding, “People write anything just for clickbait though.”
The Actresses Promoting ‘Ustaad Bhagat Singh’
Raashii , who debuted in 2013 with the Hindi film Madras Cafe, found fame in Telugu cinema with films such as Oohalu Gusagusalade, Supreme and Hyper. After Ustaad Bhagat Singh, the actor has Season 2 of the Raj & DK Prime Video series Farzi lined up. She also has Rowdy and Co in Tamil, apart from Talaakhon Mein Ek, Bridge, and a yet-to-be-titled Anees Bazmee film in Hindi set for release. She starred in advertisements before venturing into films.
The actresses’ experiences highlight the dark side of social media fame. While Sreeleela finds hope in audience intellect, Raashii remains cautious. Their shared vulnerability adds a layer of depth to their public personas, resonating with many in the film industry.
