Preity Zinta has found herself at the receiving end after her comments on #MeToo in a recent interview had several lashing out at her. During the interview, the actress was asked if she had a #MeToo story of her own, to which, she smiled and said, “No. Though, I wish I had... at least I would have an answer for you.” She went on to add, “People treat you the way you want to be treated.” No sooner was the interview shared online, an infuriated Twitterati lashed out at Preity for being “insensitive”, “victim-blaming” and making light of something so crucial. Take a look at some comments below:
Trolls Over Preity Zinta's Tweet
Preity Zinta, on her part, tweeted yesterday saying the interview was edited to trivialise and be insensitive. She wrote, “Really sad 2see how the interview Is edited to trivialis& be insensitive. Not everything is traction & as someone being interviewed I expected decency & maturity froma journalist @iFaridoon. I did 25 interviews that day & only yours turned out edited like this #dissappointed.”
Really sad 2see how the interview Is edited to trivialis& be insensitive. Not everything is traction & as someone being interviewed I expected decency & maturity froma journalist @iFaridoon. I did 25 interviews that day & only yours turned out edited like this #dissappointed
— Preity G Zinta (@realpreityzinta) November 19, 2018
Tanushree Dutta’s allegations against Nana Patekar during the filming of Horn Ok Pleassss initiated the #MeToo movement in India and several skeletons came tumbling out. A number of prominent personalities including Alok Nath, Rajat Kapoor, Vikas Bahl, Sajid Khan, Anu Malik and Kailash Kher among others have been accused of sexual harassment.
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