If trolling makes one happy, so be it: Kareena Kapoor Khan

Kareena Kapoor Khan is known to talk to her soul. The Bollywood diva, who is expecting her second child with her husband Saif Ali Khan next year, recently relayed how she was coping with trolls and the negative effect of the cruel remarks she may get on her mental health.

In an interview with The Quint, the Good Newwz Star said I just feel that the lockdown and pandemic have caused a lot of chaos in people’s minds and we have a lot of time on our hands. So people are just over-discussing, over-analysing and over-trolling things. Everyone is all over the place. Everyone is sitting at home; a lot of people are without jobs.”

She also said that she wished to promote harmony and positivity, and she hoped that people would not get into each other’s space. The actor went on to say, “The idea is that everyone should just be happy in their space and not get into each other’s’ hair. If trolling makes someone happy, then so be it.”

Kareena is grateful, though. “The time I had to spend with Taimur and Saif came like a silver liner, but it’s only so long that you can be at home. You’ve got to get on with work after a while and that’s what I did.”

The Bollywood Diva also shed some light on the third season of her upcoming programme, What Women Want. She unveiled that the team will be performing it through Zoom. “It’s the new standard and the entire world has adapted to this new form of work, so we thought, why not? ”

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Talking about filming Laal Singh Chaddha for her upcoming film while pregnant, Kareena said, “I’ve always been told that I have ants in my pants, but that’s not the case. I really enjoy my career a lot, and I like to be at work. If the pandemic had not happened, Laal Singh Chaddha would have ended in April. It so happens that I was pregnant, and this pandemic came along. I had a responsibility, and I had to do that.”