Thursday, May 16, 2024
ADVT 
Bollywood

Social media has made men less of men: John Abraham

IANS, 09 Mar, 2017 01:12 PM
  • Social media has made men less of men: John Abraham
Bollywood actor John Abraham says social media is an important tool as long as it is used smartly and not negatively by those who pose as being brave without a face.
 
On the sidelines of a beauty contest for visually impaired girls here, John said: "I think social media has made men less of men. They are not like they used to be. Today there are a very few of genuine people on social media. 
 
"Otherwise, generally people have become very brave as they don't have any face."
 
Strongly condemning internet trolling, the actor-producer said: "Social media is an important tool and it has to be used smartly. But most of us don't use that platform wisely. We do it to insult in the name of caste, religion, creed and gender.
 
"This is a disgrace and shame to those who troll but don't have guts to show their face."
 
These days, social media trolling doesn't spare anyone -- be it a celebrity or commoner.

MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

WATCH: Rakul Preet, Raashi Khanna Release Special Videos On International Women's Day

Actresses Raashi Khanna and Rakul Preet Singh released special videos on the occasion of International Women's Day on Wednesday. Both of them have very important messages to share with the world.

WATCH: Rakul Preet, Raashi Khanna Release Special Videos On International Women's Day

Women Need To Be Celebrated Every Day: Phogat Sisters

Women Need To Be Celebrated Every Day: Phogat Sisters
Women deserve to be celebrated every day, not just on the International Women's Day, star Indian women wrestlers Geeta Phogat and Babita Phogat said at an event here on Wednesday.

Women Need To Be Celebrated Every Day: Phogat Sisters

A Woman Not An Object Of Man's Desire, Says Randeep Hooda

A Woman Not An Object Of Man's Desire, Says Randeep Hooda
Well, it is 2017 and I do not understand why these things (talk on women sexual desire and fantasy) are still taboo. 

A Woman Not An Object Of Man's Desire, Says Randeep Hooda

Not Pressurised By Anyone's Expectations, Says Rajkumar Rao

Not Pressurised By Anyone's Expectations, Says Rajkumar Rao
Actor Rajkumar Rao, who is known for his phenomenal performances, said he doesn't feel any external pressure due to the expectations people have from him as he "loves to explore" his characters.

Not Pressurised By Anyone's Expectations, Says Rajkumar Rao

'Baahubali: The Beginning' Was Starters, Now Comes Actual Meal: Rajamouli

'Baahubali: The Beginning' Was Starters, Now Comes Actual Meal: Rajamouli
Filmmaker S.S. Rajamouli, busy with the production of his much-awaited "Baahubali: The Conclusion", says the first part of the movie was just a starter.

'Baahubali: The Beginning' Was Starters, Now Comes Actual Meal: Rajamouli

It Was Fun To Play Non-living Character In 'Phillauri': Anushka

It Was Fun To Play Non-living Character In 'Phillauri': Anushka
Bollywood actor-producer Anushka Sharma who is playing a ghost bride in her second production "Phillauri" says it was fun to play a "non-living" character.

It Was Fun To Play Non-living Character In 'Phillauri': Anushka