Digvijay Singh Rathee is popularly known for his stint in reality shows such as Splitsvilla X5 and Roadies has garnered a loyal fan base for himself owing to his strong headed personality and top notch performance in the shows. Digvijay’s personality and dedication had earned him widespread recognition in the industry, making him a rising star to watch out for.
Even after all the hard work and being true to your passion, in today’s digital age, social media can be a double edged sword for celebrities and for Digvijay Singh Rathee, the experience has been no different. Despite his rising popularity, Digvijay has faced his fair share of trolling, yet he approaches it with resilience and a positive mindset.
Talking about the same, he stated “I receive a lot of troll comments. I usually don’t pay much attention to them, but the one that comes to mind is a person commenting, ‘Okay kallu, Gorra hojaa,’” he recalls.
Furthermore, the actor emphasized the importance of avoiding negativity. “I don’t pay attention to any negative or hate comments, and frankly, if I do see them, I am not bothered a bit. I am the best judge of myself, and I know what I have sacrificed and been through to be here, so a random person's opinion doesn’t mean anything to me.
Despite his strong stance, Digvijay shared that the trolling can sometimes get to him. “Sometimes, it does get to me, but I’ve learned to accept that negative comments are inevitable. People have phones and will say whatever they want. I usually don’t discuss it with anyone; I try to handle it on my own and avoid bringing it up to my family, in particular.”
Lastly, the actor concluded by sharing “I’m a positive person, and I prioritize focusing on positive comments, choosing to amplify the good around me.”
In today’s day and age where trolling can take a major toll on someone, Digvijay Singh Rathee’s ability to maintain his self-worth and focus on the positive side is a testament to his strong headed personality.
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Even after all the hard work and being true to your passion, in today’s digital age, social media can be a double edged sword for celebrities and for Digvijay Singh Rathee, the experience has been no different. Despite his rising popularity, Digvijay has faced his fair share of trolling, yet he approaches it with resilience and a positive mindset.
Talking about the same, he stated “I receive a lot of troll comments. I usually don’t pay much attention to them, but the one that comes to mind is a person commenting, ‘Okay kallu, Gorra hojaa,’” he recalls.
Furthermore, the actor emphasized the importance of avoiding negativity. “I don’t pay attention to any negative or hate comments, and frankly, if I do see them, I am not bothered a bit. I am the best judge of myself, and I know what I have sacrificed and been through to be here, so a random person's opinion doesn’t mean anything to me.
Despite his strong stance, Digvijay shared that the trolling can sometimes get to him. “Sometimes, it does get to me, but I’ve learned to accept that negative comments are inevitable. People have phones and will say whatever they want. I usually don’t discuss it with anyone; I try to handle it on my own and avoid bringing it up to my family, in particular.”
Lastly, the actor concluded by sharing “I’m a positive person, and I prioritize focusing on positive comments, choosing to amplify the good around me.”
In today’s day and age where trolling can take a major toll on someone, Digvijay Singh Rathee’s ability to maintain his self-worth and focus on the positive side is a testament to his strong headed personality.
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