Last Updated: October 11, 2023, 21:05 IST
Saba Azad’s dancing her heart out video went viral
Recently, Saba opened up about getting hate on social media because of her personal life, and how it took a toll on her.
Saba Azad often gets trolled for being in a relationship with Hrithik Roshan but the actress is unaffected by such trolls. Well, today a video of her dancing has surfaced online. In no time she was at the centre of online trolling. The clip, which showed Saba dancing her heart out, led to a barrage of comments from internet users.
In the video, which was shared by Flimygyan, Saba Azad can be seen doing an energetic dance on stage. She is seen dressed in shimmery clothes and looks like she is walking on the ramp. Looks like the actress is not concerned about others and is completely enjoying the moment. As soon as the video went viral, netizens started commenting on it. One of them wrote, “Lag raha h nashe main h…” Another wrote, “She is just making a fool out of herself.”
Watch the video here:
Recently, Saba opened up about getting hate on social media because of her personal life, and how it took a toll on her. “I am a very private person, everyone around me will vouch for it. I barely step out, I love being at home. Hence, it was very daunting in the beginning. It was scary. I won’t lie. I felt exposed in a way I never felt before,” she told India Today.in.
The songstress continued, “However, you understand and empathise that I may not relate to paparazzi culture but that guy who is taking a photo is doing his job. There is some space in the market which is curious about other people’s lives. He is filling that space. I am existing and doing my job.”
Talking about the hate she received after she and Hrithik went public with their relationship, Saba said, “It’s taken me quite sometime to come to a place where I treat everything else as white noise because hatred is palpable. I am not made of stone, it hits you. You feel like sh*t. There are days when you wake up and you wonder ‘what did I do to anyone?’ ‘What did I do to you?’ ‘I am living my life, you live yours’ ‘why are you waiting for my blood?’ But at some point you realise you are not responsible for how people think and what they are projecting on you are what they are going through. It has nothing to do with you. Once you realise that, peace prevails.”
