Adah Sharma Reacts To Getting Trolled For Attending Iftar Party, Says 'Terrorists Are Villains, Not Muslims'

Adah Sharma: During the holy month of Ramadan, on March 24, politician and celeb Baba Siddique had his annual Iftar party in Mumbai. Salman Khan, Munawar Faruqui, Preity Zinta, Suniel Shetty and others were among the personalities in attendance.

Adah Sharma was also spotted at the Iftar gathering. The actress was trolled for attending the event. A social media user wrote, ¡°What a fraud she is!!! On Odd Days Muslims are Villains for these people and you make hate movies against them!!! On Even Days Muslims are great for these people because you get invited for a Biryani!!!"

What a fraud she is!!!

On Odd Days Muslims are Villains for these people and you make hate movies against them!!!

On Even Days Muslims are great for these people because you get invited for a Biryani!!! pic.twitter.com/ygNhPNMnkO

¡ª Sridhar Ramaswamy ??????? ????????? ??? (@sridharramswamy) March 25, 2024

Adah Sharma On Getting Trolled For Attending Iftar Party

Reacting to this, Adah wrote, "On odd and even days dear sir terrorists are villains. Not Muslims."

In an exclusive conversation with Indiatimes, Adah had talked about people she has met in the industry. She said, Adah said, ¡°I have met both good and bad people. It usually depends on the director, if he is well prepared then it is a joy and if not and he becomes nasty to people on set then the environment is not nice. It has nothing to do with the language or industry. Mostly i¡¯ve got good ones but have had not so good ones also. It's just about the people involved or who are heading it.¡±

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Vikas Behl told Adah Sharma not to be overly seductive for 'Sunflower 2'

As per IANS, Adah recalled, "Vikas Bahl told me on the first day of shoot that I should play my character with genuine authenticity. Don't be overly seductive, don't be flirtatious, don't show that you are about to tell a joke. Just be genuine.""It was a refreshing approach," Adah said, adding, "to prioritise genuine emotions over superficial gimmicks. This allowed me to delve into the nuances of my character in a more profound manner."

Adah was seen in Sunflower 2. The show also stars Ranvir Shorey, Mukul Chadda, Ashish Vidyarthi in pivotal roles. 'Sunflower S2' is streaming on ZEE5.