Oftentimes,
we
hear
celebs
who
get
mentally
disturbed
and
stressed
about
the
hate
they
get
online.
While
most
of
them
prefer
to
ignore
them,
many
resort
to
shutting
down
their
social
media
accounts
after
they
had
enough.
However,
there
are
some
celebs
who
respond
to
trollers
with
a
witty
remark
or
a
vicious
comeback,
giving
them
a
taste
of
their
own
medicine.
A
prime
example
of
this
behaviour
is
Harsh
Varrdhan
Kapoor,
who
gave
a
befitting
reply
to
a
troll
who
criticized
his
acting
skills.
Yesterday,
In
a
Premier
League
match,
Newcastle
beat
Chelsea
by
1-0.
The
event
disappointed
many
Chelsea
FC
fans.
One
of
them
took
to
Twitter
to
express
his
disappointment
and
wrote,
"Everything
that
could
go
wrong
this
season
has
gone
wrong.
We
look
like
a
shadow
of
the
great
team
we
were.
So
poor
all
seasons
&
especially
last
few
games."
Harsh
replied
to
the
fan
and
defended
Chelsea
by
saying,
"Great
when?
Had
a
good
run
in
the
UCL
with
a
favourable
draw
with
Kante
Reece
James
and
Thiago
Silva
outperforming.
Defended
well
and
hit
teams
on
the
break
that
lead
to
the
fan
base
thinking
that
group
of
players
were
better
than
they
actually
were."
Another
Twitter
user
berated
Harsh
Varrdhan's
response
and
said,
"Man
thinks
Kante
and
James
outperformed
and
isn't
a
great
player.
There's
a
reason
why
you
never
succeeded
as
an
actor.
You
should
stick
to
acting
mate...." The
latter
clarified
his
statement
and
said,
"What
I
meant
is
they're
very
good
players
and
played
a
9/10
every
game
in
that
run....no
need
to
get
salty
and
personalize
it
and
attack
me."
Then
Harsh
viciously
snapped
back
at
the
troll
and
said,
"But
then
again,
my
last
few
films
were
all
loved
and
you're
a
nobody
on
Twitter
that
no
one
will
ever
know
or
care
about....good
day."
Harsh
Varrdhan
Kapoor
made
his
acting
debut
in
Rakeysh
Om
Prakash
Mehra's
2016
film
Mirzya
alongside
Sayami
Kher.
He
then
appeared
next
in
the
superhero
film
Bhavesh
Joshi
Superhero.
Kapoor
was
last
seen
in
the
Netflix
movie
Thar
opposite
Fatima
Sana
Sheikh
and
alongside
his
father
Anil
Kapoor.
His
performance
was
duly
appreciated
in
the
film.