The actor took to Twitter to voice his concerns over the quick judgements passed on social media
Mumbai: Music composer-singer Adnan Sami, who himself has been a victim of social media trolls, has responded to online bullying likening it to breach of human freedom of speech.
Ironically, the Bhar do jholi singer took to Twitter to present his views saying, "The kind of interference and judgements that happen on social media in general like some people chastising others for a simple statement or even a photograph are akin to a breach of human freedom of speech."
Adnan, who is of Pakistani descent, has often been a victim of social media bullying for putting out his views on platforms like Twitter. Recently, the 45-year-old singer had fallen prey to Pakistani trolls for his pro-India views but that did not seem to deter him.
He will soon be seen as an actor for the first time in Afghan - In Search of a Home. The movie revolves around an Afghan refugee who is forced to leave his country and seek shelter in India.
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