Actor Vivek Oberoi responded to Salman Khan’s criticism of social media trolling, saying people should focus on positive things. Oberoi, whose past fallout with Khan remains widely discussed, said he preferred moving forward rather than dwelling on negativity.
More than 100 women cricketers have joined the ICC’s Player Protection Programme to combat social media abuse. Partnering with AI moderator Freedom2hear, the initiative has already filtered 60,000 harmful comments and restricted thousands of abusive accounts during the T20 World Cup
Tensions on the set of 'Seher Hone Ko Hai' escalated as Rishita Kothari addressed trolling and emotional distress, while Parth Samthaan took a social media break after alleged online harassment and personal attacks involving fake accounts
Thaman expressed his anguish over the recent trend of cancel culture in Tollywood. Reacting to which, megastar Chiranjeevi said he has never seen the fun-filled composer become emotional and asks netizens to watch their words
"There was a lot of criticism. People were commenting something or the other on every match or thing. I could not understand why it was coming and from where it was coming, because my performance was not that bad. It was a very painful period for me," said KL.
