Netizens Troll Vivek Agnihotri & Call Him ‘Egoistic’ For As He Takes A Dig At Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan

Vivek got brutally trolled by netizens and many of them mocked and called him 'egoistic.'

Vivek Agnihotri, the director of The Kashmir Files, has made fun of and targeted the Bollywood A-listers. The director asserts that the industry will suffer as long as makers continue to appease the “Sultan, Badshah, and King” of the film industry.

Vivek prides himself on being a clutter-breaker who steers clear of Bollywood’s “trends.” His most recent film, which he also produced, is one of 2022’s biggest hits. Vivek has always been outspoken about his opinions on a variety of issues, and most recently he criticised the dreary phase of Bollywood. On Twitter, a news portal asked ‘why Shah Rukh Khan is still king of Bollywood?’ Vivek retweeted the tweet with his quote that says, “As long as Bollywood has Kings, Badshahs, Sultans, it will keep sinking. Make it people’s industry with people’s stories, it will lead the global film industry. #FACT.”

However, he got brutally trolled by netizens and many of them mocked and called him ‘egoistic.’ A user wrote, “Ye wahi log hai jinko pure syllabus me ek question ka answer yaad ho jae to khud ko topper samjhane lagte hai.” Another user said, “ShahRukhKhan ne To jarurt Padne par Apni jeb se nikal kar de diya. Kya Vivek Agni hotri ne Kashmir file ki Kamai ka paisa un Kashmiri Barahmno ko banta ? Ya fir us peso ko desh Ki Seva me Lagaya ? Bhai tweet krke Dharm ki Rajniti or Real life me jeb dhili krne me Fark hota hai.” A netizen added, “Vivek ji sarkaar ke Saath lage rahiye ..apko bhi Jagah mil jayegi..btw you have no contribution in making badshah ,sultan and king..thy are there With their hard work anfd bcz public like karti hai unko…aap bhi mehnat karo rajneeti kam.”

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