Sushant Singh Rajput’s suicide has shaken the entire Bollywood. Since the actor’s death, Bollywood has split into two camps and the issue of nepotism has been hot on social media. Many social media users, including the fans of Sushant, are telling many stars very badly about nepotism. One of the names in these star kids is Sonakshi Sinha. In such a situation, Sonakshi has taken a big decision.
Actually, Sonakshi Sinha has made a post on Instagram, informing that she has said goodbye to Twitter (Sonakshi Sinha deactivate twitter account). Sonakshi has shared a post on Instagram, in which she has said that she has taken this decision to get away from negativity.
Let us know that while sharing the screenshot of her last Twitter post on Instagram, the actress has announced to move away from Twitter. This screenshot has also been shared by Sonakshi on her Insta story, in whose background the song ‘Aag liye chahe basti mein, baba to rahta masti me’ is being heard.
At the same time, in the caption of the Instagram post, Sonakshi has written – ‘Aag lage chahe basti mein, main me maasti mein’. At the same time, the picture of the post reads, ‘The first step towards saving your mental health is to keep yourself away from negativity. Twitter has become something similar these days. Therefore, I am deactivating my account. Bye, Peace Out. ‘
Sonakshi has not only deleted her Twitter but has also closed the comment section on Instagram as well. Recall that recently, Sonam Kapoor also closed the comment section of her Instagram. Sonam Kapoor was also trolling about nepotism on social media after the death of Sushant Singh Rajput.
Sonakshi Sinha, who made her Bollywood debut with the film Dabangg with Salman Khan, has been trolled many times on social media. Remind that the actress has been constantly on target of trolls since the Ramayana controversy arising out of Kaun Banega Crorepati. Talking about Sonakshi’s film career, so far she has not shown anything special in the film career.
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