After Sonam, Sonakshi trolled for tweets on meat ban

After Bollywood actress Sonam Kapoor was trolled on Twitter for terming the four-day meat ban in Mumbai as 'misogynistic', her contemporary Sonakshi Sinha, too, faced flak for her reaction to the ban.

After Sonam Kapoor, Sonakshi Sinha trolled for tweet on meat banSonakshi's tweet refers to the ban on sale of meat in Mumbai on September 10, 13, 17 and 18 as part of Jain community's fasting period Paryushan.

Twitterati ridiculed her and accused her of being a 'hypocrite' because of an older tweet addressed to the then-health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan against ill-treatment of animals and seeking ban on import and sale of animal-tested cosmetics.


Sonakshi Sinha, who is currently in Budapest shooting for 'Force 2', took to Twitter on Wednesday to hit back at her trolls.

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Sonam Kapoor trolled for 'meat' remarks

               

Hottest heroine Sonam Kapoor is now trolled on twitter for her 'meat' remarks. In the wake Mumbai government announcing a meat ban on the occasion of four day fasting festival of Jains, the Paryushan, Sonam criticised the movie heavily. 

'Our country is going to remain a 3rd world nation because of the intolerant misogynistic close minded few' she posted on twitter. But our hottie's remarks haven't gone well with twitterati. Misogynistic means 'women haters' and how come this terms is linked with meat ban? On that note, her fans criticised her for being dumb and called her as modern day Alia Bhatt. 

Gushing out at these trolls, Sonam issued another statement. "Before being judgmental a**holes. What I said was a critique of the general mentality, not exclusive to the banning of meat. And the saddest thing about this whole thing is, mostly women are calling me out on being bimbo". 

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Sonam salutes 'unflinching spirit' of Neerja Bhanot

Actress Sonam Kapoor, who will be seen essaying the role of Neerja Bhanot in an upcoming biopic remembered the late daredevil flight attendant on her 52nd birth anniversary.

Sonam saluted the "unflinching Spirit" of Bhanot, a PanAm flight attendant who lost her life trying to save the lives of passengers from terrorists on board hijacked PanAm Flight 73 at Karachi on September 5, 1986. She was only 22.

"To the Unflinching Spirit. To the Courage that Inspires. To #NeerjaBhanot: My Humble Salute," she tweeted on Monday.

Directed by debutant Ram Madhvani, the film also features veteran actress Shabana Azmi as Bhanot's mother.

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