Paresh Rawal On Social Media Negativity After Spat With Dhurandhar 2 Critics: Sometimes When I Get Angry...

Paresh Rawal is among the few Bollywood celebrities who remain active on X (formerly known as Twitter). From sharing his unapologetic opinions to being vocal about hot topics, Rawal never shies away from expressing his true self on social media. However, he often faces backlash for his political comments, reposts, and more. Recently, when an RJ mocked Ranveer Singh and Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar 2, Paresh took it upon himself to hit back at her. Not just this, he also gave it back to an author who called out the sequel's "subtle propaganda." Days after the heated exchanges, theBhooth Bangla actor has spoken about online negativity.Paresh Rawal Calls Out Social Media NegativityParesh, in a recent interview with PTI, said that he believes social media often turns

into a space where people say whatever they want without accountability. However, he admitted that he is trying to improve himself. The Oh My God! actor added that negativity should not spread as people do not have the right to criticise, demean, or tarnish someone’s image, even if they think the person is wrong. He continued, "But I am saying all these things, and I am listening to myself. And I have done very little."The senior actor further shared that online hate does affect him at times, but he tries to maintain decorum. He mentioned that although he may get angry occasionally, he keeps a limit and avoids using abusive language. Paresh said that social media should ideally be used to spread positivity and urged people to stay away from negativity.

Paresh Rawal's Tweet ControversyAfter the grand release of Dhurandhar 2, aka Dhurandhar: The Revenge, many questioned its alleged propaganda. Some tweets caught Rawal’s attention and left him fuming. He even responded to critics over their takes on the spy actioner.

Earlier, Rawal had also hit back at a social media user over a negative comment about Dhurandhar. The exchange began when an RJ shared a sarcastic reel about the film on X, calling it the 'best review.' Responding to the post, Rawal took a sharp dig, saying her job as a "stupid reporter" was secure. The RJ, in her response, criticised Rawal and called him an actor distant from his art in real life.The actor, however, has not directly reacted to the backlash.Work FrontOn the acting front, the veteran actor is gearing up for the release of horror-comedy Bhooth Bangla. Led by Akshay Kumar, the film also stars Waqima Gabbi, Tabu, Asrani, Rajpal Yadav and others. It marks the Bollywood comeback of legendary filmmaker Priyadarshan. The film, backed by Ektaa Kapoor, is set to release in theatres on April 17.