Shah Rukh Khan, the king of Bollywood, has a huge fanbase. But his comments on a few issues can also bring him potential hate. Like the one with Virat Kohli. He might be a self-made star in Bollywood, but his kids aren’t. His daughter’s debut, ‘The Archies,’ got her enough hate to ruin her entire career that Shah Rukh wants to build for her, as she doesn’t even know how to act to survive in the industry by herself. It is bad enough for Bollywood to have nepotism; now this big star, SRK, brings nepotism to cricket also with one statement.
IPL season is currently trending, and every match is an emotion. People have their favorite team and players. This privilege also comes with a price. Players often face praises and support as well as criticism and trolls. While a few players take it valuably and try to improve their performance, Virat is on the other end of the spectrum. Fans have been loyal to cheering Royal Challengers Bengaluru, but did the players ever satisfy their fans? Nope!
Virat Kohli is getting a lot of trolling for his performance in IPL, and Shah Rukh left a senseless statement on it. The worst part is his fans call him ‘Star’ and ‘King’ for such a statement. He said, ”Taunting Virat for not winning IPL is like taunting a billionaire for not having a Tata Thiago when he already has a Rolls Royce in his parking lot.”
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This can’t get any worse! After entertainment, nepotism enters cricket, and this self-made star is promoting it. A very few sensible users on social media did not approve of his senseless statement and questioned him back. They wrote, ”Just because he played well in other matches doesn’t give him the right to take IPL for granted. People pay to watch them play, and that is how they earn’.” Another user condemned his statement for degrading the brand TATA: ”Billionaires may have Rolls Royce, but they should pay when they get a TATA, Thiago. Virat is getting paid and also getting fame. Now it’s his responsibility to play well’.
Although no one wants to troll a person very badly to an extent where it ends up pressurizing their mental health. Cheap statements made by actors to gain attention are making more ways to troll people from different areas.
Virat Kohli many times revealed that Dhoni saved him many times when BCCI wanted to suspend him for his performance. If it weren’t for MS Dhoni, Virat also wouldn’t think that he would get all that he has now. Even after these many factors supporting him, his performance in IPL is disappointing, and degrading brands and taking the audience for granted is not cool.
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