Tahira
Kashyap's
epic
reply
to
Troller
For
Calling
Ayushmann
Khurana
Her
Brother
|
FilmiBeat
Last
year,
Ayushmann
Khurrana's
wife
Tahira
Kashyap
opened
up
about
being
diagnosed
with
breast
cancer
and
undergoing
chemotherapy
sessions
for
the
same.
Her
posts
on
Instagram
are
a
source
of
major
insipration
to
those
who
are
battling
the
big
C.
Meanwhile,
her
hubby
Ayushmann
has
been
a
strong
pillar
of
support
for
her
in
her
trying
times.
Post
her
medical
treatment,
Tahira
has
been
sporting
short
hair.
Recently
when
she
attended
the
screening
of
Article
15
along
with
her
husband
and
dropped
major
couple
goals,
some
complimented
that
they
looked
great
together.
But
then,
there
were
a
few
who
also
dropped
mean
comments
mocking
her
short
hair
and
called
her
Ayushmann's
'brother'.
Not
the
one
to
keep
quiet,
Tahira
hit
back
at
the
trollers
in
the
sassiest
way
possible.
Tahira
Gives
The
Trolls
Some
Major
Burns
"Jeez...
itne
bhai
bhai
jokes
sun
liye
ke
ab
jab
bhi
main
@ayushmannk
ko
milti
Hun
background
main
ek
hi
gaana
Chal
raha
hota
hai
‘tu
mera,
tu
mera
,
tu
mera
bhai
nai
hai!'(sic)."
Talking
about
the
troll
brigade,
she
says,
"They
do
have
a
lot
of
time
on
their
hands,
now
I
get
entertained.
I've
gone
past
the
phase
of
feeling
bad.
The
comments
are
amusing,"
she
wrote
in
her
Instagram
post.
This
Is
How
Ayushmann
Khurrana
Reacted
To
The
Trolls
Tahira
was
quoted
as
saying
by
HT,
"He
didn't
want
me
to
put
up
the
post
and
he
was
like
‘why
are
you
even
indulging
in
this' and
encouraging
these
people.
But
I
just
felt
that
people
need
to
know
things.
You
just
can't
be
silent
about
it
for
the
longest
time."
Tahira
Is
In
Love
With
Her
Short
Hair
"It
comes
from
a
certain
conditioning
that
only
girls
with
long
hair
are
pretty
and
we
attach
beauty
and
femininity
to
hair.
It's
about
time
that
we
change
it.
Short
hair
is
equally
amazing
and
funky...
and
feminine.
I'm
not
going
to
let
people
and
their
definition
of
beauty
define
my
femininity," the
actress
was
quoted
as
saying
by
the
leading
daily."
Tahira
On
Dealing
With
Such
Situations
In
Life
"My
defence
mechanism
is
always
humour.
That's
my
coping
mechanism,
too.
There's
no
point
in
me
telling
them
that
‘oh
I
had
cancer
and
I
lost
my
hair'.
It's
useless.
If
they
had
brains,
they
would've
known.
I
think
I
made
fun
of
them
in
return
and
I
guess
I
had
the
last
laugh."