Mrunal Thakur, known for her impressive work in Bollywood and South Indian Cinema, recently took to social media to express her disappointment over an edited Diwali video posted by one of her fans.
The video features an unrealistic scenario brought to life by editing, where Mrunal can be seen celebrating Diwali with her fan by bursting firecrackers together.
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Mrunal questioned the fan’s intentions, rebuking the fan with a rather sharp comment, “Why are you giving yourself false satisfaction, brother? Do you think this is cool? No, it’s not.”
Soon after, the actress shared the video on her Instagram stories, with the caption — ““Hope you edit good films someday! Good luck, Happy Diwali.”
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Mrunal was heavily trolled by social media users for her actions, with some users calling her behaviour ‘excessive’.
She later clarified that although she was initially pleased, she saw that the fan had done several edits with other actresses as well. This realisation made her ‘sad and disappointed’, as she had hoped the fan’s affection to be genuine.
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People have come forward to voice their opinions regarding this on social media. One user said, “He probably didn’t mean any harm, it’s just fan love”, while another commented, “Maybe she could’ve ignored it; fans do these things out of affection.”
Some users also came out to her defence, with one of them writing, “Celebrities deserve genuine love, not bizarre edits.”
Mrunal’s reaction on this matter reveals the growing fear and frustration among celebrities regarding their persona being used for misleading and often criminal purposes.
