Of course, everyone could agree to the fact that in a society, criticism will be there and constructive criticism always helps people facing it learn things.
But then, criticism happening in the name of trolling is for feeding the sadistic egos of onlookers who want to just laugh at the pathetic (or painful) situation of others. This debate kickstarted once again after looking at how “Son Of India” and Vishnu Manchu are getting trolled right now.
Even after Vishnu Manchu sent legal notices to a few YouTube channels as to how they are doing the wrong thing by making personal comments, we’re seeing some new videos coming up on the video-sharing platform where they are trolling Vishnu and his latest production venture.
The trolls on the visual effects and content of Son Of India hold legality if they stick to the film content, but making ‘Jabardasth’ like jokes on the film and its producer reminds us of the Samantha issue.
Recently Samantha got trolled brutally for divorcing Naga Chaitanya and the star heroine even went to Court to fight against these so-called YouTube video makers. And now, Vishnu is in the same line, as he is facing all the brutal attacks on social media, and getting ready to fight it legally.
Maybe trollers should really understand what it takes to really make a film no matter how it is and strictly limit their views to the content rather attacking the thought process of makers. Otherwise, we will not be promoting any healthy environment in this liberal world.
This post was last modified on 21 February 2022 3:53 pm
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