Actor-politician Khushbu Sundar comes out in support of her daughter Avantika and Anandita, who were abused online. The actress was upset by the personal comments shared on social media and made it clear that she will no longer remain silent when it comes to protecting her family. Fans and celebrities largely approved of her powerful response. actor Radhika Sarathkumar Also spoke out against online bullying. The question has reignited discussion about the growing trend of targeting celebrity families for attention online.
Khushbu Strong message to trolls goes viral
Khushbu shared a family photo on X (formerly Twitter) and spoke about her and her filmmaker husband’s values Sundar Chas been instilled in their daughters. She emphasized that children never take advantage of their parents’ fame, and every opportunity is earned through hard work. Addressing those who made offensive comments, she wrote: “Don’t think my silence means I’m okay with your dirty, pathetic mentality. Never piss off a mother. I’m a wounded tiger protecting my cubs. Enough is enough.” She also criticized those who create content about celebrities purely for views and publicity, saying she would not allow anyone to insult her daughter for “two minutes of cheap publicity.”“Although she admitted she was tempted to respond with the same language, she said she chose to refrain because of the values she was raised with.
Radhika Sarath Kumar issues strong statement in support of Khushbu Sundar
Actress Radhika Sarathkumar stood firmly by Khushboo’s side, sharing a picture with her family and condemning online harassment in equally strong terms. Her post read: “Free speech is not freedom to bully. Criticism is not cruelty. Humor is not humiliation. You can criticize a woman, but laughing at her children is uncivilized. It is a moral failure of a society.” It reflects the moral failure of a society. “)(sic)”She further described targeting the children of public figures as an act of cowardice and said a person’s worth should never be judged by their appearance. Khushbu later thanked Radhika for standing by her “as a friend and family member,” and many social media users praised the two actresses for speaking out against online abuse.
Debate over cyberbullying heats up again
The latest exchange comes just weeks after Anandita opened up about the online trolling she faced since childhood. During a podcast appearance, she revealed that one of the common insults directed at her is comparing herself to trans people, saying such comments are both hurtful and deeply biased.Anandita built her career quietly behind the scenes, contributing to films like ‘Ponniyin Selvan 2’ and ‘Thug Life’ before making her debut as a creative producer with ‘Double Occupancy’. She is currently busy shooting for Meesaya Murukku 2. The support provided by Khushbu and Radhika provides new impetus to the conversation about how to make social media a more responsible and respectful place.
