Bollywood actress Swara Bhasker is often targeted by trolls, but she doesn't hesitate to clap back at them. Recently, she was mocked for meeting Maulana Sajjad Nomani alongside her husband, Fahad Ahmad. Her outfit for the meeting also caught attention, leading to memes and harsh tweets. Amid trolling over her wardrobe choices, Swara has now responded to the haters.
Swara Bhasker reacts to viral meme
Hitting back at trolls circulating a meme about her wardrobe choices before and after her marriage, she wrote, “I didn’t realise my wardrobe choices post marriage are a national cyber debate (bizarre!).. Here are more pics of me post marriage to give Sanghi vermin more fodder for their dung.”
The actor also gave it back to those who dragged her husband in the debate. She added, "Im sorry @FahadZirarAhmad doesn’t fit your stereotype of a conservative Muslim husband. Lol!"
I didn’t realise my wardrobe choices post marriage are a national cyber debate (bizarre!).. Here are more pics of me post marriage to give Sanghi vermin more fodder for their dung 💩 Im sorry @FahadZirarAhmad doesn’t fit your stereotype of a conservative Muslim husband. Lol! pic.twitter.com/z5SshleHCB
— Swara Bhasker (@ReallySwara) November 20, 2024
The tweet didn’t silence the trolls. In fact, it provoked even harsher reactions. A person asked, "Wondering why you didn't wear this when you met the bigot Maulana Nomani?" Another went, "Wear this dress in front of Maulana once." "Then you should have gone in Hindu attire to meet Maulana, would he object to your identity madam?" added another.
This comes just days after Swara faced criticism on X (formerly Twitter) for meeting Muslim cleric Sajjad Nomani. Many accused her of hypocrisy for supporting feminism while associating with someone opposed to women's education.
Meanwhile, on the work front, Swara was last seen in Jahaan Chaar Yaar. She also starred in Mimansa. Up next, the actress will be seen in Mrs Falani.
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