Dear Dream Girl, Limiting Your Tweets To Films Is Not The Answer
- JWB Post
- July 16, 2016
Hema Malini had decided to limit her Twitter to her movie and dance updates. Last month was a little harsh for the actress, Hema Malini. While the people of Mathura were engulfed with tension, she tweeted a picture of herself shooting for her film Ek Thi Rani. Her tweet created a ruckus amongst trolls who stopped at nothing to insult her for her mistake.
21 Killed in Mathura. MP Hema Malini busy shooting for Film & Posting pics (now deleted) on Twitter. Good Governance
— Joy (@Joydas)
BJP MP (Mathura) Hema Malini uploads shoot pictures on her Twitter even as death toll from Mathura incident rises.
— ANI (@ANI_news)
Since then, she has decided to stop tweeting about politics and limiting her Twitter page. Personally, I think it is wrong. We know that she was scared about herself being trolled again but not tweeting about political issues is not the answer.
Aftr givg it a lot of tho’t I’ve decided to restrict my Twitter updates to my film&dance activities.I am an artiste & will always remain one
— Hema Malini (@dreamgirlhema)
I startd ths fr my fans&will continue to giv thm news of my activities othr than politics. Tht side of my life is any way coverd by th media
— Hema Malini (@dreamgirlhema)
As an MP I have always worked sincerely for my constituency & will continue to do so without being prompted by anyone.My conscience is clear
— Hema Malini (@dreamgirlhema)
The trolls’ main target is to silence people and more often, women. As women, we should not let trolls affect us! We should not be afraid to voice our opinions and continue moving forward in this direction. It is important for us to be present during discussions like these and not let trolls affect or overpower us.
So, dearest Dream Girl, continue being the amazing artist that you are, but don’t run away from tweeting about political problems. As a politician and a woman, your views are important.
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