Bollywood
actress
Pooja
Bedi
recently
had
put
up
a
tweet
against
the
reservation
system
in
India,
writing,
"Dear
@priyankagandhi
I
think
its
VERY
positive
that
@BJP4India
wants
2
end
the
quota
&
reservation
systems!
if
we
believe
in
ONE
india
&
merit
&
an
end
to
divisive
politics....
this
is
definitely
a
step
in
right
direction.
This
reservation
system
cannot
be
a
FOREVER
entitlement."
While
some
praised
her
tweet,
some
slammed
her
brutally
and
attacked
her
with
'nepotism'
remarks.
While
taking
a
jibe
at
Pooja
Bedi,
a
netizen
had
replied
to
her
tweet
saying,
"Like
your
sheer
hardwork
and
no
entitlement
or
fame
you
received
as
a
result
of
your
parents?
Or
like
how
your
daughter
has
struggled
along
with
all
those
struggling
actors
in
Mumbai
and
poor
girl
is
trying
to
get
a
role?"
Pooja
Bedi
reacted
to
all
the
'nepotism'
remarks
aimed
at
her
as
well
as
at
her
daughter
Alaya
F,
who
made
her
Bollywood
debut
with
the
film
Jawaani
Jaaneman
in
January
2020.
The
actress
tweeted,
"Nepotism
nepotism
nepotism!!
the
'run
to'
word
when
u
want
to
bash
a
star
kid
because
u
have
no
other
tools
in
hand!
so
Let
me
make
it
clear.
GRATITUDE
is
when
you
count
your
own
blessings
&
JEALOUSY
is
when
you
count
the
blessings
given
to
others.
Cheers."
A
Twitter
user
was
quick
to
tell
Pooja
that
'calling
it
a
jealousy
is
a
myopic
view.' The
user
tweeted,
"Judgements
happen
both
side.
Non
filmi
new
comers
face
different
set
of
prejudice
&
filmi
kids
face
different.
Calling
it
jealousy
is
a
myopic
view.
Outsiders
parents
r
not
whinning
about
unfair
treatment
towards
thr
kids,
they
accept
it
as
part
of
game,
so
should
filmi
parents."
To
which
Pooja
replied,
"If
you're
damning
someone
for
being
born
into
a
family..
Then
it's
resentment
and
jealousy.
U
need
to
see
their
hard
work
and
its
results.
If
someone
has
performed
fabulously
&
their
years
of
hard
work
show
they
deserve
their
space
on
the
screen
why
should
their
birth
irk
someone?"