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Raveena Tandon Clarifies After Liking Post TROLLING Agastya, Suhana In The Archies: Genuine Mistake Blown Out
Raveena Tandon On Liking Post Criticizing The Archies: Zoya Akhtar's most-anticipated movie The Archies, starring star kids Suhana Khan, Agastya Nanda, and Khushi Kapoor, have received mixed responses from the audience. Many are trolling the movie and their performances as well.
Recently, Bollywood actor Raveena Tandon liked a post on Instagram that trashed Agastya and Khushi's acting in the film. However, after people trolled her and reminded her that her daughter was soon going to make her debut as well, the actress was seen apologizing.
Raveena Tandon clarifies liking post trolling The Archies
The news of Raveena Tandon liking a post criticising The Archies and the starkids went viral. On Sunday, the Mohra actress took to her IG account and issued a clarification about the same, apologising to the film's team.
Her post, which stands deleted now, read, "Touch buttons and social media. A genuine mistake has been blown out of proportion. The like was made in error, and something that I was not even aware of had been pressed by scrolling. I sincerely apologize for any inconvenience and hurt this may have caused."
After this, many fans came in support of her and asked her to ignore the trolls. One said, "Happens with all of us." Another wrote, "Everything happens for a reason. please don't be sorry."
About The Archies
The Archies, released on Netflix on December 7, is an Indian adaptation of the American comic book series that is centred on the fictional town of Riverdale and seven friends.
Helmed by Zoya Akhtar, the teen musical drama marked the debut of Suhana Khan, Agastya Nanda, Khushi Kapoor, Vedang Raina, Aditi Saigal aka Dot. and Yuvraj Menda.
Talking about the film, Zoya told PTI, "Fans want nostalgia, a walk down memory lane and familiarity, but the generation today, who have not read the comics, they need something that holds them to the story. We had to take themes that matter to Gen Z and mix it with nostalgia to cook the film together."
