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Public Figures Are Open To Criticism: Raveena Tandon

Darpan News Desk, 10 Apr, 2018 01:34 PM
    Actress Raveena Tandon says a public figure is open to criticism, but if they retaliate, all hell breaks loose and then they are subjected to social media trolling.
     
     
    "If you are a public figure, you are open to criticism. Surely. But God forbid if you question/criticise or retaliate anything, absolutely anything at all, hell breaks loose. And then 'they' say that celebs don't have a voice. Sadly, Twitter (is) only becoming a place for abusive trolls," Raveena tweeted on Tuesday. 
     
     
    Raveena, among many Bollywood personalities, has been trolled on social media for her outspoken and forthright comments.

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