Shagun
Sharma,
who
is
currently
shooting
for
Ishk
Par
Zor
Nahi
in
Diu,
has
been
in
the
news
as
she
received
rape
and
death
threats
on
social
media
for
her
on-screen
character.
For
the
uninitiated,
as
per
the
latest
track,
Ishqi
(played
by
Akshata
Mudgal)
ends
her
marriage
with
Mayank
(played
by
Aakash
Gupta)
after
finding
the
truth
about
his
connection
with
Sonu
aka
Sonali
(played
by
Shagun
Sharma).
Sonu
doesn't
reveal
the
truth
in
front
of
Ahaan
(Param
Singh)
as
to
why
Ishqi
broke
all
ties
with
Mayan,
which
has
upset
fans.
They
are
furious
with
Sonu's
behaviour
in
the
show,
which
has
led
to
the
hatred
on
social
media.
They
crossed
all
their
limits
and
started
talking
non-sense
about
her
family
and
sent
her
rape
and
death
threats.
The
actress
is
so
much
affected
by
the
threats
that
she
took
to
social
media
to
make
fans
understand
that
she
is
playing
a
role.
She
in
fact
is
now
hesitant
to
take
up
negative
roles.
While
talking
to
TOI
the
actress
said
that
the
comments
and
messages
on
social
media
are
very
nasty
and
people
have
been
telling
her
to
kill
herself
or
they
will
kill
her.
She
even
added
that
she
has
blocked
all
of
them
who
trolled
her.
Shagun
was
quoted
by
the
leading
daily
as
saying,
"Fans
need
to
realise
that
this
is
a
reel
character,
not
a
real
one.
I
don't
understand
why
people
mix
the
two
up.
I
have
no
problem
if
people
hate
my
onscreen
character,
but
why
are
they
being
mean
to
me!
The
comments
and
messages
get
very
nasty
on
social
media.
I
get
messages
where
people
say
that
I
should
kill
myself
or
they
will
kill
me.
Someone
even
said
hurtful
things
about
my
family.
What
wrong
have
I
done
to
receive
such
hatred?
One
of
my
co-actors,
explained
to
me
that
these
people
just
want
attention
and
cross
all
limits
to
get
it.
I
blocked
all
those
people,
who
trolled
me.
Thankfully,
there
were
some
people,
who
saw
what
was
happening
and
sent
me
supportive
messages.
Social
media
can
be
a
scary
place
today."
She
further
added,
"My
character
Sonu
is
not
negative,
she's
just
scared
about
revealing
the
truth.
I
can't
change
the
character
on
my
own
-
I
have
to
play
what
the
writers
have
penned
for
the
show!
As
an
actor,
I
would
love
to
do
different
roles,
but
looking
at
how
people
react
to
negative
roles,
I
don't
think
I
will
ever
take
one
up
again
in
the
future.
I
would
have
to
think
twice
before
doing
a
character
with
shades
of
grey.
I
get
scared
with
the
nasty
comments
on
social
media."
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