Priyanka Chopra: The glorification of trolling leads to intimidation and depression

Priyanka Chopra has always walked at the rhythm of her own drum. But the actress says the glorification of trolling has added a "crazy push" on the artists.

She thinks that the growing prevalence of trolling culture only leads to intimidation and depression.

"First of all, the pressure comes from people's opinion and from the current time, everyone is aware," said Priyanka to IANS in an interview to a question asked the pressures exerted by the "global star" label.
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"Most of the time, I see articles in the media telling about spinning that someone had been criticized for this or that." I never understood how someone's opinion One became an information: how the media gave such credibility to perhaps 500, 600 or 1,000 people writing behind the anonymity of the computer, "added the actress, who came to India for professional and personal reasons.
Priyanka – who managed to escape from his busy schedule to talk about his Hollywood movie Is not It Romantic that was released in India on the Netflix streaming platform – admits that it exists "Pressures of Life in the Digital World" "

" These are the pressures that neither the fans nor ourselves create. It just comes from the only thing that is the Internet, it makes it easier for people to work … You can tell a story

The star of Quantico thinks that "the glorification of trolling has added a crazy pressure on the artists ".

"There is something that calls oneself to live one's life according to the social responsibility that exists you feel as an individual and then there is something other than living your life according to the way everyone wants you to live, and this is not the world in which we should live, "said the actress, who herself faced the wrath of the social media for sometimes her dress style or using firecrackers at her wedding last year or to take the name of her husband and singer Nick Jonas

Priyanka, who has a proven track record with projects such as Don, Fashion, 7 Khoon Maaf, Barfi !, Mary Kom and Bajirao Mastani in India, pointed to a serious implication stemming from the culture of trolling.

"We must not teach our children that people 's opinions are so important … when they are bullied at school or when they are victims of violence. Bullying in adolescence because of the comments written on Instagram and that it leads them to depression, pushing them to make difficult decisions in their lives.

"It's spread by this kind of thing. stories where we give so much importance to what we look like to Instagram or what we are talking about on Twitter or what are our images. "

According to Priyanka, this is the only pressure she considers" sometimes useless, but put on "a public figure.

Speaking of herself, she said: I have not been someone who has lived my life according to someone else. I have walked to the rhythm of my own drum but I am very aware of someone's feelings as a public person. "

In terms of the film, the actress gets an excellent answer for Is not It Romantic which tells the story of a New York architect, Natalie (Rebel Wilson), who strives to showcase her work but is more likely to be invited to deliver coffee and bagels than to design it, describes the role of yoga ambbadador, and also stars Liam Hemsworth and Adam Devine

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