Since Saturday night, the film fraternity, and the nation is in utter shock due to the untimely death of First Female Superstar Sridevi. The rumors were that the actress lost her life due to cardiac arrest, then came the news of Boney Kapoor visiting Sridevi for surprise dinner and then there came speculations of every sort. Indian media, especially news channels did not let the accidental death of Sridevi remain the same. The media crafted news and speculations out of it which pissed off the celebrities and friends of the deceased actress and made them spam the media. Celebrities took to their social media account to debunk Indian media and their cheap tactics to gain TRPs.
Here are the celebrities who took their social media accounts to give a moral lesson to social media;
1. Masaba Mantena
Do yourselves & your family a favour .. put that TV off,I am amazed that news channels are stooping to this level & ppl think it’s ok to come on a panel & discuss this!there are two very young girls who lost their mom,pls pls stop this
— Masaba (@MasabaG) February 26, 2018
2. Ram Gopal Varma
Can any person’s life end in a more tragic and in a more horrific way?
— Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) February 26, 2018
Its traumatic to hear her being dissected in so many terrible ways ? I feel like just fucking kill myself https://t.co/po7Cq5x9Pk
3. Rishi Kapoor
How has Sridevi all of a sudden become the “body”? All television channels reporting “the body will be brought to Mumbai in the night!” Suddenly your individuality gets lost and becomes a mere body??
— Rishi Kapoor (@chintskap) February 25, 2018
4. Vidya Balan
May they let you rest in peace.... pic.twitter.com/stoWljWkbf
— vidya balan (@vidya_balan) February 26, 2018
5. Ekta Kapoor
Evil ones pls realise one percent ( as fwded as my doc told me) of the population can have an cardiac arrest without any heart condition or any kind of surgery ! It’s destiny not how evil rumour mongers portray!!!
— Ekta Kapoor (@ektaravikapoor) February 25, 2018
6. Ankita Karan Patel
Atrocious is how #newschannels are sensationalising #srideviji ‘s death. Titles like ‘Chandni ki Safed bidaai’ and ‘aakhri 30mins ka rahasya’. Come on guys grow up. Hate the way even a death is sensationalised. Have some sensitivity please 🙏🏻🙏🏻
— Vikaas Kalantri (@VikasKalantri) February 26, 2018
News Channels need to be sensible and ethical now. It is important to understand that everything is not meant to be monetized.