KRK Blames Anushka Sharma For Virat Kohli's Mental Health Struggles And Gets Savagely Trolled

Known for his hilarious and not honest movie reviews, self-proclaimed critic?KRK has been receiving flak on social media for his one more distasteful tweet in which he blamed Anushka Sharma after Virat Kohli opened up on his mental struggles.?

KRK's tweet on Virat Kohli's mental health issues

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In a tweet that he has now deleted, KRK blamed Anuska Sharma and wrote, "Virat Kohli is the first cricketer in India, who is having problem of depression. Ye Hai Result Ek Heroine Se Shaadi Karne Ka. She must have put in his head that he is having depression problem."

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KRK is getting slammed for the tweet

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In a recent interview, Virat Kohli said, "I am not shy to admit that I was feeling mentally down. For the first time in 10 years, I didn't touch my bat for a month.?When I sat down and thought about it I was like, 'wow, I haven't touched a bat for like 30 days'. I haven't ever done that in my life.

"I came to the realisation that I was trying to fake my intensity a bit recently. I was convincing myself that no, you had the intensity. But your body is telling you to stop. Your mind is telling me to take a break and step back.?I understand what Ravi?bhai?(Ravi Shastri) has mentioned (about taking a break). He's mentioned about the workloads as well, the volume of cricket, how I played 40 or 50% more in the last 10 years than everybody else. It's very easy to ignore all these things,"?he told Star Sports.?

"I'm looked at as a guy who has been mentally very strong and I am. But everyone has a limit and you need to recognize that limit, otherwise, things can get unhealthy for you."

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Virat Kohli said that the time changes his perspective on life.

"This period actually taught me a lot of things that I wasn't allowing to come to surface. When they eventually came up, I embraced it.?There's much more to life than just your profession. Or when the environment around you is such that everyone looks at only your professional identity, somewhere you start losing perspective as a human being."

"I was experiencing that I'm not excited to train, I wasn't excited to practice, and that really disturbed me because this is not who I am, and I literally needed to step away from that environment."

He also said that the?month-long break helped him rejuvenate and rediscover his love for training.

"When you are involved in such an environment, you are unable to see anything. When you remove yourself from there, then you realise what was happening to you. And this has been an amazing break. I never had this long a break, and the first thing I realise that I woke up in the morning and was excited to go to gym.

He also shared why he chose to open up on this.

"I'm a human at the end of the day and that should be a thing or a space for people to say, 'If he can experience this, relax it's normal to feel this way'. It's not abnormal, talk about it and discuss with people. No one will think you are weak.?You will get help from people you never imagined, but we don't speak because we are hesitant. We don't want to be looked at as mentally weak. Trust me, faking to be strong is far worse than that. I'm not feeling any shame that I was feeling mentally weak."

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