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Vivek Oberoi Praises Salman Khan for Speaking Out Against Trolling Targeting Katrina Kaif

Vivek Oberoi Puts Past Rivalry Aside to Support Salman Khan's Stand Against Online Trolling and Body-Shaming

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Entertainment Desk • 24 Sept 2 min read

Vivek Oberoi Praises Salman Khan for Speaking Out Against Trolling Targeting Katrina Kaif
Bollywood stars speak out against social media body-shaming and cyberbullying following recent online harassment targeting Katrina Kaif. Photo : Collected

Bollywood actor Vivek Oberoi has publicly praised Salman Khan for taking a strong stance against online trolls targeting actress Katrina Kaif over recent physical changes following motherhood, setting aside a notorious two-decade-old personal feud.

Katrina Kaif faced severe cyberbullying and body-shaming on social media platforms following her appearance at the Ambani family's Ganpati celebrations. In response, Salman Khan addressed the issue during a broadcast of Bigg Boss, delivering a firm rebuke to online trolls and defending his former co-star. Speaking to reporters at an event organized by the Cancer Patients Aid Association, Vivek Oberoi echoed Khan's sentiments, condemning online trolling as a toxic mindset and urging people to refrain from making negative comments about an individual's personal life or physical appearance. Oberoi's public endorsement marks a rare moment of alignment between the two actors, whose relationship severely deteriorated in 2003 following a highly publicized press conference involving Aishwarya Rai. Industry analysts and fans have noted the gesture positively, highlighting the rare united front presented by Bollywood figures against social media toxicity.

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