Rawal Admits Social Media Toll, Regrets Outburst

    Veteran actor opens up about online controversy, targets Arundhati Roy and Anupama Chopra and apologizes

Introduction

    One of the most iconic actors in Indian cinema, Paresh Rawal, recently made headlines for his outspoken social media presence as well as for his memorable performance The veteran actor, known for his blunt opinions and sharp replies, has often found himself in the middle of internet controversies. In a candid interview with Vicky Lalwani, Rawal took note of his tendencies, expressed regret over his asymmetrical social media hobby and how Twitter has negatively affected his fitness.

'I have no preference for anyone': Rawal on his direct nature

Talking about his character, Rawal explained his honest technique for the lifestyle:

    "Look, I have nothing to gain from everything. I don't need to bring everyone down at all. I'm not pushed through greed. Whatever I really have, I already feel like God gave me more than enough. So I don't have any greed. Why would I do something like that to any person? That's why I'm sincere and sorry to anyone."

Remember 'stupid' incident: punching an audience member

    The actor looked back on an incident where he admitted to hitting a member of the target audience at some stage during a performance, calling his own moves "stupid":

    "Like in that incident where I talked about hitting a character... What happened was they sent comments. There were comments from other actors. It became a joke, and then I got lost. It got stupid. I jumped on it. I messed up completely. It happened, but I didn't want to do it myself. Again." And it certainly made a difference.”

Why Rawal stopped using Twitter: 'I got high blood pressure'

    The actor discovered that his social media activity was significantly affecting his physical health, presumably to prevent him from using the platform almost entirely:

Remember the 'stupid' incident: hitting a member of the target market

    The actor looked back on an incident where he admitted to hitting a member of the target market at certain points throughout the performance, calling his actions "stupid":

    "Like when I talked about hitting a character... What happened was they sent comments. There were reactions from other actors. It was funny, and then I got it in the wrong place. It was stupid. I jumped on it. I was totally confused. It happened, and I didn't have to do it myself."

Why Rawal stopped using Twitter: 'Give me high blood pressure'.

    The actor found that his social media outings have affected his physical health a lot, perhaps to save you from using the platform almost entirely:

    "I thought Dhurndhar is a beautifully made film. Some people will love it, others may not, it's actually the best. But then write about it. Offer an optimistic complaint. It should be that way. Not the other way around. That's what I thought was wrong."

Rawal explained his choice of phrase:

    "Yes, but the fact is that no one necessarily listens to what you announce." You can write anything you need, and it rarely changes anything. Instead, it is becoming a bandwagon. OK, they're doing their job, that's k.

Condemn abusive comments and threats against Chopra

    When Chopra was asked about the abusive response and threats after his tweet went viral, Rawal strongly condemned such conduct:

    "That's wrong. You can't deal with a person like that. She's a woman, . She's a savvy, educated woman. She's Vikram Chandra's sister, for God's sake."

    He additionally talked about the clemency carried out through Vidhu Vinod Chopra and Anupama after the incident, noting that they called and discussed the work of his son Aditya Rawal.

Conclusion:

    Paresh Rawal appeared in Bhoot Bangla. His latest reflections serve as an honest acknowledgment of his mistakes and a reminder of how much social media can hinder intellectual and physical fulfillment.