Published:  09:12 AM, 20 May 2026

Ameesha Patel slams trolling culture in India

Ameesha Patel slams trolling culture in India

Recently, Bollywood actor Alia Bhatt faced trolling after several internet users claimed she was "ignored" by paparazzi while walking the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival. While many actors came out in support of Alia, Ameesha Patel has now seemingly defended her and criticised the trolling culture that celebrities in India often face online.

On Sunday, Ameesha took to X and shared a post about the lack of unity in India. She wrote without naming anyone, "Recent activities have clearly made it evident that our own INDIAN mentality has become to pull others down .. we call ourselves as ONE nation and united- but are we actually?"

She further criticised the way Indian actors are targeted online and wrote, "Actors here in INDIA are more badly trolled by our own people than Hollywood stars are within their country from their own people, which is so sad! Whether it's an Indian star's appearance or attire at big events, they sadly become targets of their own people! Such a shame!"

Soon after her post went viral, several fans speculated that Ameesha was referring to Alia Bhatt being trolled after her Cannes appearance.

Earlier, when Alia had posted one of her Cannes looks on social media, an internet user commented, "What a pity, no one noticed you," along with a laughing emoji. However, Alia responded to the comment gracefully and wrote, "Why pity love? You noticed me :)." Her reply quickly went viral, with many fans praising the actor for handling the trolling with dignity and humour.

Alia's mother, Soni Razdan, had also reacted to the online negativity surrounding her daughter. Sharing her thoughts on social media, she wrote, "Social media is full of many things - love - information- entertainment- and .... a lot of hate. And more than anything else, it reveals something about society. A very interesting sociological discussion could ensue and be discussed and studied for years to come."



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