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Alia Bhatt to Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Bipasha Basu: Celebs TROLLED For BIZARRE Reasons | #Rewind2022
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December 26, 2022
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1:51Now PlayingLove them, or hate them you cannot ignore them.- Yes we are talking about social media trolls, who have become part and parcel of every celebrity’s life.
As curtains come down on 2022, let's rewind and revisit instances where our b-town stars were targeted by trolls. Alia Bhatt welcomed a baby girl with Ranbir Kapoor this year, but the actress got mercilessly trolled for becoming a mother within just seven months of marriage. Not just this, trolls even had a problem with the maternity photoshoot of pregnant actresses. Apart from Alia, Bipasha Basu and Sonam Kapoor also had to endure some harsh and mean comments by a section of netizens for their maternity pictures. Aishwarya Rai Bachchan also came on the radar of trolls for expressing her love for her daughter Aaradhya. A picture shared by Aishwarya showed the actress giving Aaradhya a peck on the lips while wishing her a happy birthday. But, this picture did not go down well with netizens, who called it shameful and inappropriate. And this year, it seems Malaika Arora turned out to be the trolls' favorite. From getting criticised for dating 12 years younger Arjun Kapoor to her 'duck' style walking and sporting bold athleisure outfits, Malla topped the list for getting trolled for bizarre reasons.
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