Kusha Kapila Reacts To Those Trolling Her: "I Often Think I Will Name And Shame Them"
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"It's been two months since men (and a small percentage of women) leave such unkind comments on my profile," Kusha Kapila wrote
Social media influencer and actor Kusha Kapila shared a video of herself dancing to the track Nasha from her upcoming film Sukhee. Soon after sharing the video, she wrote a long note on her Instagram stories addressing the incessant trolling. The Masaba Masaba star found herself on the receiving end of brutal trolling after she announced her divorce with Zorawar Singh Ahluwalia earlier this year. Kusha Kapila began her note with these words, "It's been two months since men (and a small percentage of women) leave such unkind comments on my profile, none of which has anything to do with my work."
Kusha added that she often thinks of calling out the people trolling her but the things that stop her from doing so is the immense love that she gets from her family, friends and her Instafam. She wrote, "I often think I will name and shame them, write an article defending myself, call out certain sections of media but then its hit me how ridiculously privileged I am. I have so many of you supporting me, a solid family, a solid group of friends, social equity. I am getting to dance on a song I am part of in an actual feature film. I got this, I genuinely got this."
Read Kusha Kapila's statement here:
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