Having grown up within the highlight as a baby actor, Sumbul Touqeer opened up about facing trolling at a young age and the emotional impact it will possibly leave on children. In an exclusive conversation with Bollywood Bubble, the actress spoke about online hate, body-shaming, personal attacks, and why she still chooses to imagine in humanity despite constant negativity on social media. Scroll all the way down to read more.
Sumbul Touqeer On Trolling And Its Impact
Talking about how trolling at a young age can leave a long-lasting emotional impact later in life, Sumbul Touqeer was asked whether she experienced trolling during her childhood or while working as a baby actor. Responding to the query, she said, “I believe agar aap chhote ho na tab trolling hona aapke mind pe zyada effect karta hai because if you grow up, you evolve as an individual. You understand everyone’s mindset, why someone is saying what they’re saying. Pehle woh bahut zyada effect karti hai when you’re a child, so that can form of traumatise you aage ke liye.”
She further added,” That’s something that I imagine in, ki bachchon ke saath aisa nahi hona chahiye, once they are at a really young age. But once they grow up, they understand things. Waise toh trolling kabhi nahi honi chahiye, but to have a look at the positive side, it’s a little bit, not completely easier, but a little bit easier when you’re grown up.”
Sumbul Touqeer Talks About Her Experience Dealing With Trolls
Sharing her experience with trolling, she continued, “Bahut hui hai, abhi bhi hoti rehti hai. Roz hoti hai. Kabhi weight ko leke hoti hai, kabhi meri koi personal selection ko leke hoti hai, kabhi kuch link-up hota hai, toh woh different-different chalta rehta hai. But utna mujhe ab farak nahi padta. Kyunki log troll karne ke liye comments bhi karte hain, stories aati hain. Aisa nahi bolungi ki bilkul affect nahi hota hai, thoda toh definitely hota hai. I’m also human. But comparatively jitna pehle hota tha usse kam hota hai. Now that I even have understood ki inke paas sach mein aur koi kaam nahi hai. Like, why would you waste your time kisi aur ka din kharab karne mein? Why would you do this?”
Sumbul concluded, “If you happen to are human enough, I imagine that you’ll attempt to make another person’s day higher. If I speak about myself as an individual, if I’m walking down the road and I see someone combating something, be it picking up bags or anything, I might ask them in the event that they need assistance because that’s what a human would do. My biggest belief system is believing in humanity. Abhi woh baaki logon ka nahi hai, and I won’t ever understand ki log kisi ka din kharab karne ke liye itne efforts kyun daalte hain.”
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Sonali Singh watches movies prefer it’s a job (and truthfully, it form of is). Currently pursuing her Master’s in Communication and Journalism, she lives somewhere between deadlines and movie scenes. If it’s Bollywood, she’s already invested—movies, drama, and all of the gossip included. When she’s not writing, she’s either dancing her heart out like nobody’s watching or attempting to mimic people, proving that not all talents are supposed to be discovered.