Their Love In Public Shuts The Trollers?

Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna are one of the most popular couples in the Telugu film industry. Their relationship and wedding became big topics on social media. After their wedding, they impressed fans with their appearances during the promotions of Ranabaali. However their public appearances also created some controversies.

The discussions about their relationship increased after their appearance on Koffee With Karan. Rashmika spoke with great love about Vijay during the show. But Vijay did not express his feelings as much as Rashmika. So social media users started comparing their reactions. A few people even claimed that Rashmika loved Vijay more than he loved her. This led to several negative comments and trolls.

Vijay has always been a quiet person. He does not share his personal feelings openly in public. Rashmika is different. She expresses her feelings and speaks openly about her thoughts. But some people started using this difference to question their relationship.

Recently, an airport video created another controversy. Vijay walked ahead while Rashmika followed him. Some people immediately said that Vijay was not giving attention to his wife. However, a recent airport appearance has created a different kind of discussion.

Vijay arrived at the airport with his family members and Rashmika. This time he placed his hand on Rashmika’s shoulder and walked with her in front of the media. The video soon went viral on social media.

Some people are now asking whether Vijay did this because of the earlier criticism. They feel that the couple wanted to answer those comments through their actions. Others are supporting them and questioning the people who keep judging their every move.

Meanwhile this raises an interesting question. Do celebrities have to prove their love every time they appear in public. People criticise them when they walk separately. They also question them when they walk together. No matter what they do, it seems that people never stop trolling them over unnecessary things.