Siddharth Busy With Kaaviya Thalaivan Amidst Tweet Controversy

While social media has been flooded with hate messages on Siddharth over his comment, the actor seems to be not ready to take directly on his haters as he is busy preparing for his next movie Kaaviya Thalaivan.

On Tuesday (December 18) afternoon, social networking site Twitter witnessed one of the rarest war waged by Telugu superstar Mahesh Babu fans. One of the comments posted by Siddharth offended the fans of Telugu superstar. Hence, they targeted the actor along with his girlfriend Samanatha, who was the first person to start the debate over a remark on a Telugu movie.

Siddharth along with Samantha were bombarded with hate messages. But the actor is not worried about it as he has kept himself busy visiting slums to get into the skin of the character that he plays in Kaaviya Thalaivan.

Sid tweeted, "Spent the day in the slums researching the things people say and do...ugly truths but informative. Now into a night shoot. Kaaviyathalaivan:)" He also revealed that he is preparing for his next movie, which is a remake of Kannada superhit movie Lucia.

He further tweeted, "Lots of prep & homework for Lucia once I finish Kaaviyathalaivan.Content rich,author backed roles.Thank you god!Thanks for the love guys:)"

Siddharth Responds

Unhappy with the unnecessary controversy, Siddharth finally responded on Twitter. But he was not directly responding to anyone.

Siddharth Tweets

Siddharth tweeted, "People who know who they are and where they stand can't, don't and won't #getlost . Angry brainwashed mobs however, eventually do. Bye bye!"

Siddharth Posted

Siddharth writes, "If you abuse, threaten and try to terrorise someone, that makes you a terrorist. If you don't, then youre not, so you shouldnt take offence."

Siddharth Added

Siddharth adds, "It's awesome when people who don't follow you on twitter still secretly read your tweets and even respond. My timeline is full of these..."

Siddharth Concludes

Siddharth concludes, "I do not agree with what you have to say, but I'll defend to the death your right to say it' - Voltaire."