Trolling of Indian actresses at Cannes 2026

Once Karan Johar told the below.

Karan Johar about being talked about and not ignored.

Karan Johar has famously stated that both love and hate are forms of appreciation, and that the only thing worse than being talked about critically is being ignored. He views the intense public scrutiny and online trolling as strange forms of validation, indicating his ongoing relevance in the entertainment industry.

Indifference is the ultimate fear: He has admitted in interviews that he would rather people have strong opinions—whether good or bad—than face a complete lack of interest. Being "talked about" proves he remains relevant.

Aiyoo...those were Alia's looks from last year??!!? Have to say she did a lot better this year.

On topic, all I know is Cannes belongs to Ash and the rest keep coming and going. No one can match her there.

Yes, it's what celebrities' life is about - getting talked about... still, I'm not a fan of negativity (and trolling belongs to that)... as I've a quite critical view on the public life of celebrities, I prefer to focus on what I get to know as positive about them with still keeping in mind that their public life gives a picture that - generally - doesn't reflect the real one.

Fakewarya was trolled mercilessly on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. On Twitter, users ripped open her dirty past and reminded everyone of her long list of casting couch adventures.

Alia, despite being a nepo kid, is far more respectable than this manipulative outsider who slept her way to the top and traded favors with powerful men like Subhash Ghai, Salman Khan, and Amitabh Bachchan.

Until 2018, she was Bollywood’s most hated celebrity and was slammed for being shrewd, manipulative, and bleaching her skin. Since then, her PR has brilliantly recast her as the poor bechari tortured by her evil in-laws. The victim narrative has worked like a charm and has turned her into the nation’s favorite victim who deserves our love and sympathy because everyone in her life is evil and she’s a saint.

Her PR-generated stardom fails to land movies, so her team works overtime during Cannes to prove she still exists and that Cannes is her personal territory where no other Indian actress can even venture.

Aishwarya's fans are only found on social media and disappear as soon as her movies release, while Alia has real fans who actually go to the theater to watch her.

Originally posted by: Sparkling_Wine

Fakewarya was trolled mercilessly on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. On Twitter, users ripped open her dirty past and reminded everyone of her long list of casting couch adventures.

Alia, despite being a nepo kid, is far more respectable than this manipulative outsider who slept her way to the top and traded favors with powerful men like Subhash Ghai, Salman Khan, and Amitabh Bachchan.

Until 2018, she was Bollywood’s most hated celebrity and was slammed for being shrewd, manipulative, and bleaching her skin. Since then, her PR has brilliantly recast her as the poor bechari tortured by her evil in-laws. The victim narrative has worked like a charm and has turned her into the nation’s favorite victim who deserves our love and sympathy because everyone in her life is evil and she’s a saint.

Her PR-generated stardom fails to land movies, so her team works overtime during Cannes to prove she still exists and that Cannes is her personal territory where no other Indian actress can even venture.

Aishwarya's fans are only found on social media and disappear as soon as her movies release, while Alia has real fans who actually go to the theater to watch her.

Dear, I tried to tag you in another post... didn't work... I know that a lot what you wrote about Aish is right... however, you judge her without really knowing her... not her upbringing, not what the focus on her physical beauty made to her... actually, she is one of the most intelligent actresses Hindi Cinema has...