Abhishek Bachchan Tweeted Hugs. Then Someone Said He Should "Do More" - His Reply
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"Just because I don't put it on social media doesn't mean I'm not doing anything,' wrote Abhishek Bachchan
Trust Abhishek Bachchan to deal with online trolls and haters in the best way possible. Th actor, who is known for shutting down trolls with much dignity and grace on social media, did something similar on Sunday. Abhishek, just like many other Bollywood celebs, is doing his bit in fight against coronavirus but he doesn't like to show off his philanthropic work on social media. When on Sunday, the actor sent 'virtual hugs" to his fans on Twitter and urged them to spread love and positivity during tough times like this, a Twitter user asked him to do "more than just sending hugs." To this, Abhishek, in the most Abhishek Bachchan way, replied that he has been helping people during the pandemic, he just "doesn't put it on social media." I am, ma'am. Just because I don't put it on social media doesn't mean I'm not doing anything. We all are trying to do our best and whatever we can. The situation is very sad, hence felt spreading a little bit of love and positivity could help. Hey man, as long as I've not disappointed you, I'm happy. Thank you for taking the time out to see our film. Abhishek, who had tested positive for COVID-19 last year, wrote in his tweet: "Here's sending out a huge virtual hug to you all. RT and spread the love. In times like these, we need it. #MaskOn." The comment by the aforementioned user on Abhishek's tweet read: "Wish you did more than just sending hugs! People are dying without oxygen and beds. Hugs are just not enough, Sir." And here's how Abhishek Bachchan replied: "I am, ma'am. Just because I don't put it on social media doesn't mean I'm not doing anything. We all are trying to do our best and whatever we can. The situation is very sad, hence felt spreading a little bit of love and positivity could help." See the actor's tweets here:
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