Kriti Sanon said he had to distance himself from the chat of the social media without stopping around his personal life last year after the death of Sushant Singh Rajput.
Sanon’s personal life was trapped in a whirlwind after the tragic destruction of his co-star ‘Raabta’ and close friends, Rajput, on June 14, 2020.
As soon as Sanon lamented the death of knitting at the emotional social media post, people began to dissect their equations with actors faced by ferocious online trolling.
Sanon said he found comfort in his family in the midst of chaos.
“It’s hard to keep the noise.
But I have people and families around me who always help.
Last year, social media is the worst thing that happens to us.
It opens so many chat and noise.
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“I realized the people were frustrated.
Maybe, they took it frustrated.
There was so much fear, uncertainty and sadness around …
I didn’t blame them completely.
But social media has added a lot of negativity,” the actor told me.
Sanon, 30, said he realized that it was important to break away from a constant commotion as “too many people said too many things”.
He also decided to take a step back when certain things were “unfair”.
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“I just feel it’s the best to stay away from it because what I have to say is the very personal things that I share with the people I love.
I don’t need to share it with the world.
“I, however, feel too many people say too many things.
I don’t want to be part of the noise.
I feel a lot of things are also unfair.
So I don’t want to be a participant to be the participant,” he added.
In front of the workplace, Sanon will come to his “Mimi” feature, which is scheduled to be released at Netflix and Jio Cinema on July 30.
The film, directed by Laxman Utekar and co-written by Rohan Shankar, will display Sanon as a replacement mother.
“Mimi” is a remake of the Samruddhi feature directed by Porey “Mala Aai Vhaaychya”, who won the national award for the best features in Marathi in 2011.
Hindi remake is being produced by Maddock Dinesh Vijan’s film in conjunction with Jio Studios.
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