Twinkle Khanna Compares Trolls To Cockroaches, Spray Hit At Them & They're Out!
Twinkle Khanna opened up about the horrors she faced in the hands of the trolls all over social media and compared them to cockroaches. She gave a solution on how to handle them.
Twinkle
Khanna
has
been
trolled
several
times
on
social
media
and
her
comebacks
are
way
stronger
as
it
leaves
all
the
trollers
stumped.
However,
there
are
times
when
the
trolls
got
her
down
and
just
when
you
thought
that
she's
giving
up,
she
says
something
unexpected
and
comes
on
top
of
her
game.
During
a
panel
discussion
'Social
Media
Trolling
on
Social
Platforms'
she
compared
trolls
to
cockroaches
and
said
that
after
a
spray
of
hit,
they
all
disappear.
"They
come
along
and
they
do
that
to
everybody
and
people
who
take
trolls
seriously,
I'd
rather
say
they
are
foolish.
Trolls
are
like
cockroaches,
once
in
a
while,
you
spray
Hit
on
them
and
get
them
out
of
the
way
and
you
go
on." Also,
Twinkle
opened
up
saying
that
she
knows
the
difference
between
criticism
and
trolls
and
said,
"I
do
look
at
criticism
and
examine
it
carefully
as
sometimes
it
is
valid
and
it
always
tells
me
about
the
world
around
me."
Gul
Panag
Was
Also
At
The
Panel
Discussion
Along
with
Twinkle
Khanna,
even
AAP
politician
Gul
Panag
was
at
the
panel
discussion
on
social
media
and
she
shared
her
thoughts
about
trolls
too.
Here's
What
Gul
Panag
Had
To
Say
About
Trolls!
"The
moment
you
take
a
position,
you
set
yourself
up
for
an
attack;
either
from
people,
who
disagree
with
you
or
people
who
just
don't
like
the
fact
that
you
have
taken
a
position
because
traditionally
women,
especially
those
who
belong
to
film
industry,
are
not
entitled
to
have
an
opinion."
Gul
Panag
Further
Commented!
"A
woman
having
an
opinion
was
discouraged
outside
and
within
the
industry,
but
it
is
changing
now."
Twinkle
Khanna
Is
No
Less
A
Troll
Too!
Twinkle
Khanna
was
at
the
receiving
end
when
she
shared
an
image
on
her
Twitter
handle
of
a
man
doing
potty
on
the
beach.
Many
people
pointed
out
saying
that
she's
trolling
'men' and
has
double
standards
saying
she
would
have
never
shared
the
image
if
it
was
a
woman.