Viral RCB girl shares the traumatic experience of being an overnight sensation!

We live in an online age where nothing is more private. The story of our lives is conveniently spread across various social media profiles.

Unfortunately, the liberation that arises from the fact that you can talk about whoever and whatever you want, without being ousted, has given birth to a toxic culture of harbading and harbading line.

While some may have benefited from this celebrity overnight – here is an example, Priya Prakash Varrier, the tiny daughter of the Tollywood industry – there are others who are not so comfortable with the spotlights and the sudden eyes that measure each of their movements.

The roots of this dangerous phenomenon have been sown in the digitally connected world in which we live, where just one click and one action.

The same-culture


The latest victim of this all-consuming trend is the "RCB girl", which has since tended to be taken into the camera for just 5 seconds, when from a match between IPL and Royal Challengers. Bangalore (RCB) and Sunrisers Hyderabad will compete on May 4th.

Soon, 'The Girl on the Red Top', aka 'The RCB Girl', opened the way for millions of Indian hearts as she became viral on social media.

It's safe to say that social media is completely frenetic about the "girl on the red top" because screenshots of her face have begun to circulate all over the Internet. A hunt had already started for the girl to whom the nickname had been given #TheRCBgirl.

Here is an example of how this young woman was tracked on various social media platforms:

Indian Twitter at this moment: "Kudi da pata karo kede pind di aa, kede sheher di aa" #RCBvSRH https://t.co/cf0eX0sAgi

— Sagar (@sagarcasm) 1556995685000

The post-war period

Deepika Ghose, the girl who was successful in the LIP match on May 4th, is now on social media to share the mental torture that followed his departure. minutes of glory. After a few seconds of panning on the camera, Deepika gained tons of followers, an Instagram account checked and her biography reads as follows: "#theRCBgirl". But there is a dark side to being an overnight sensation that few of us are wary of.

In a revealing Instagram post, the young woman spoke at length about when she was seen in an IPL match and explained how her life has changed 180 degrees since then. Here's what she said:

"I'm calling Deepika Ghose and it's probably the only thing that's said about me and that's 100% REAL."

Ghose, pbadionate about Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB), had been attending RCB matches with her family for years. Obviously, she has not seen this incredible celebrity happen to her.

She added, "It all started on the Saturday of the IPB RCBxSRH match. I have been attending RCB games for many years. It has become a family tradition to watch, encourage and support our Bengaluru team. When we went for the match on May 4th, I did not expect it to be different. I did not want any recognition or realize how many times I was in front of the camera. I'm not a celebrity, just an ordinary girl who enjoyed the game. I did not do anything to deserve the kind of attention that ensued after the broadcast of the television footage and I certainly did not look for it.

I have something to be proud of – I am a kind, artistic and hardworking woman. I am well educated, well traveled and well loved by my friends and family. I have a lot of talent and have excelled in my work as a stylist and dancer / teacher / entrepreneur. I do not consider that being seen on TV during an IPL match is a success. Many people ask me how my life has changed. He does not have it! The only thing that has changed is the number of my Instagram followers. I am as shocked as all of you.

The hatred that I have received from women is even more shocking. How fast and cruel you were to say mean things about me without even knowing me. I AM ONE OF YOURS! "

However, the most heartbreaking about all the negative and unwanted attention that "encumbered" him concerned not just the men who made obscene and inexpensive comments, but also the hatred and useless negativity that she was getting from women.

While Deepika claimed that she was "grateful" for the love she received, unwanted attention and empty reactions were totally unjustified.

She said, "Although I am grateful for the love, I am disturbed by useless negativity. This is an extreme case of abuse, trauma and mental torture. I am confused as to how people found my name / profile. My identity, my private life and my life were hacked in an instant. Many of the followers who spend the night are men who have used this platform to be rude, vulgar, vicious and utterly disrespectful. "

While the events leading to his instant celebrity status may not all have been positive, Ghose knows how to keep his head up and look on the bright side. Even after her images have become viral and she's been bombarded with intense hatred against the big and bad world of the internet, she still manages to keep the glow of hope and positivity.

Her admirable attitude is reflected in the way she finishes her job. She wrote, "The world desperately needs more women supporting and raising each other. I am appalled by the way I have been tried and sentenced instead of being compbadionately heard. Stop and think about what it is as a girl to have been subjected to this unwanted attention.

So many people have asked me why they should follow me – and you're right to ask the question. Now that this has happened, I will turn this into something authentic, meaningful and fabulous. Yes, I'm #theRCBgirl but I'm so much more than that! "

Surprisingly, Deepika is not the only one to suffer the wrath of unsolicited attention last week. Vandana Sufia Katoch, the mother of a 15-year-old boy, has become viral on social media because of his refreshing way of taking the results of the jury exams.

For the uninitiated, here is his message:

While his message evoked several heart-warming responses and parenting responses across India, the "sudden searchlight" was certainly disconcerting for his son, whose photo was splashed on the Internet. That's why Sofia has visited Facebook and Instagram again, asking people to be a little kind and take the pictures and name of her son in their articles.

The bottom line

To quote Ben Parker from the movie Spiderman, "great power involves great responsibility." We hope people realize that, living in the digital world, we need to be more attentive to our actions. The repercussions of this instant celebrity can go beyond our imagination and the least we can do is not to complicate the task of those who make rude and unsolicited remarks.