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Swara Bhaskar reacts to trollers after being criticized for controversial scene in Veere Di Wedding

The actress is being trolled seamlessly with tweets that are focusing on the controversial scene. 

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Swara Bhaskar is currently making a lot of noise with her bold character in Veere Di Wedding.

While she is getting rave reviews for her performance in the film, some are criticizing her for the portrayal of Sakshi, a bold urban woman in the movie.

In one of the scenes in Veere Di Wedding, she is seen masturbating, and it has been looked down upon by many. The actress is being trolled seamlessly with tweets that are focusing on the very controversial scene. 

"Hey @ReallySwara just watched #VeereDiWedding with my grandmother. We got embarrassed when that masturabation scene came on screen. as we came out of the theater my grandmother said I'm Hindustan and I am ashamed of #VeereDiWedding," the tweets read. 

A section of the Internet also came out in support of Swara. One user tweeted, "Why are so many sanskari people watching #VeereDiWedding with their grandmothers?"

Hitting back at trolls, Swara wrote: "Looks like a certain IT cell sponsored the tickets - or definitely the tweets."

Responding to another user, Swara added: "I wish paid trolls would at the very least re-arrange the sentences and run a spell check before their paid tweet attacks #PaidTrollsKiPolKhulGayi." 

Veere Di Wedding revolves around four childhood friends – Kalindi (Kareena Kapoor Khan), Avni (Sonam Kapoor), Sakshi (Swara Bhaskar) and Meera (Shikha Talsania) who meet in Delhi to attend the wedding of Kalindi and her boyfriend Rishab Malhotra (Sumeet Vyas).  In the film, Swara plays the role of Sakshi, a free-spirited and impetuous woman who is going through a failed marriage.

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