Raftaar Reacts To Neha Dhupia Getting Trolled For Slamming Roadies Contestant
Neha Dhupia is seen as a gang leader in the youth-based show, Roadies Revolution. The actress is known for being outspoken and is often praised for the same. But her recent comment didn't go down well
Neha
Dhupia
is
seen
as
a
gang
leader
in
the
youth-based
show,
Roadies
Revolution.
The
actress
is
known
for
being
outspoken
and
is
often
praised
for
the
same.
But
her
recent
comment
didn't
go
down
well
with
the
netizens
who
trolled
her
and
called
her
#fakefeminist.
It
all
started
when
Neha
slammed
a
contestant
who
had
slapped
his
girlfriend
for
cheating
on
him.
The
Julie
actress
had
stated
that
'it’s
her
choice’
to
be
with
the
five
boys
at
the
same
time.
This
was
followed
by
the
actress
releasing
an
official
statement
claiming
that
she
was
being
misrepresented
but
continues
to
stand
by
her
comment
as
she
spoke
about
violence
against
women
and
adultery
being
wrong.
Neha
also
called
out
the
harassment
she
and
her
family
had
to
deal
with
as
naysayers
kept
bombarding
them
with
abusive
comments
and
messages.
And
now,
in
a
recent
interview
with
Bollywood
Hungama,
on
being
quizzed
about
the
entire
episode,
Roadies
co-judge
and
rapper
Raftaar
replied,
“What
is
the
difference?
She
abused
the
boy
and
every
one
else
abused
her.
Nikkhil
(Chinapa)
Sir
did
not
abuse
anyone
but
everyone
abused
him.
So
what
changed?
It’s
just
action
and
reaction.
If
you
pay
attention,
whatever
is
happening
is
not
bringing
any
change.”
(sic)
He
then
went
to
confess
that
he
did
feel
bad
for
the
guy.
Raftaar
said,
“What
happened
to
that
guy
was
very
wrong.
I
was
also
feeling
very
bad.
When
the
video
ended,
I
only
told
him,
'Karan,
people
aren’t
angry
with
you
because
hit
her.
They
are
angry
because
you
think
you
were
right
to
have
hit
her.”
He
went
on
to
add,
“The
way
he
was
speaking
and
the
way
he
was
responding…
he
did
not
seem
sorry
for
it.
He
seemed
glad
about
the
fact
that
he
hit
her.
Why
he
hit
her
is
something
else.
We
do
not
want
to
get
into
anybody’s
personal
life.
It
depends
on
how
close
two
people
in
a
relationship
are,
and
how
much
freedom
they
grant
each
other.
If
you
hold
the
right
to
hit
someone,
probably
that
someone
also
has
the
right
to
hit
you
back.
It
did
not
look
like
he
had
a
realization
of
his
own
wrong-doing.
But
it
might
also
have
been
the
case
that
he
believed
what
he
did
was
right.”