Still Being Bullied Because of Nepotism Issue, Kareena Kapoor - Alia Bhatt and Karan Johar Limit Comment Section on Instagram

Kapanlagi.com - Debate about the rampant nepotism in Bollywood following the death of Sushant Singh Rajput is still ongoing in India. Several artists have been under scrutiny for this issue, including Kareena Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, and Karan Johar.

Karan and Alia were criticized because they made jokes about the late Sushant and were considered offensive. In addition, both of them are also seen as the most prominent perpetrators of nepotism in Bollywood.

Meanwhile, Kareena Kapoor, who also comes from an artist family, was highlighted because of her comments a few years ago at an event. She was said to have prohibited Sara Ali Khan, her stepdaughter, from dating Sushant, who was her co-star in the movie KEDARNATH.

1. Continuously Attacked

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According to Pinkvilla, even though Sushant's death was over a week ago. However, netizens' attacks are still ongoing and they continue to be inundated on Instagram.

Kareena Kapoor, who recently joined Instagram a few months ago, has to face the attacks of haters. They are now not only criticizing her because of Sushant's death, but also because she comes from an artist family and made her debut with producer Karan Johar.

2. Limit Comment Section

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With the continuous attacks directed at her by netizens, Kareena has finally decided to limit the number of comments that enter her Instagram account. The same thing was done by Alia Bhatt and Karan Johar.

These three celebrities choose to limit their interaction with followers on social media, but they don't close their accounts. Meanwhile, actress Sonakshi Sinha decided to deactivate her Twitter account to avoid hateful comments from netizens towards her.

3. The Debate Continues

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Until now, the debate about the privilege held by artist families to debut and have a career in Bollywood is still a hot topic of conversation. The Indian public demands that all film industry players treat non-artist newcomers fairly.

Many celebrities are criticized for their lack of acting skills but still get opportunities just because they come from artist families. Like Sonam Kapoor and Alia Bhatt, who receive a lot of criticism for their acting, but they can still appear in various films.

(kpl/phi)