Veteran actor Paresh Rawal took to Twitter on Friday to share a different aspect of the ongoing lockdown in the wake of coronavirus. On Friday, he tweeted, "Atleast for some time people will not dare ask or bother for Selfie". This infuriated some of his followers on the micro-blogging site who slammed him for being "rude". Netizens even questioned his "concern" at the time when the world is going through its one of the worst times. "This is ur concern in the current #Pandemic situation !!! Really u people r!!!!!," wrote one.
Here's how netizens reacted to his tweet:
"That's your rude nature. Plz remember, we made you stars," a user replied to the actor's tweet.
"परेश जी, ये पब्लिक ही है जिसने आपको बुलंदियों पर पहुंचाया।" another user joined in.
"If people are asking for selfies with you sir then it's a thing of pride !!!" said another user.
On a related note, the actor's son Aditya Rawal recently made his acting debut with the ZEE5 original film Bamfaad and according to Rawal senior initial films are the only opportunities to prove the potential of an actor.
"When new talent comes, initially, everyone is graceful -- as in, he or she is good as a ‘new actor'. But within two to three films, if the youngster cannot improve his skill, he or she will not be able to sustain their career. That is why talent matters. The ‘hit', ‘flop' and box office numbers are not in the hands of an actor but delivering performance is. I hope Aditya manages to do that," Paresh said in an interview to IANS.
