Suneil Shetty’s Hilarious Reply To Trollers Will Crack Your Funny Bones
5 Dariya News
Mumbai 10-May-2022
A couple of days ago, Akshay Kumar became the victim of a troll as he was involved in a pan masala ad. But later Khiladi Kumar apologised to the people and endorsed himself from the advertisement. But this time it's something unique and hilarious. As Suniel Shetty was mistakenly called out by a person over an advertisement for a tobacco brand. A Twitter user had wrongly tagged the actor instead of Ajay Devgn while criticising Ajay, Shah Rukh Khan, and Akshay Kumar for promoting a tobacco brand.When Suniel Shetty pointed out to the Twitter user his mistake, the latter not just apologised to him but also swore that he was his fan and just because the actors name always stayed at the top so he mistakenly tagged him.Speaking of the tweet which is now viral all over the internet, it reads that "Itne ad dekh liye iss Highway pe ki ab Gutkha khaane ka mann kar raha hai (I have seen so many ads on this highway that I feel like having some tobacco).” The user tagged Suniel while commenting on a tweet featuring a picture of hoarding of a tobacco brand featuring Ajay Devgn, Akshay Kumar and Shah Rukh Khan. In reply to the tweet, Suniel Shetty wrote, “Bhai thu apna chashma adjust kar le ya badal de (Brother, either you adjust your specs or get your eyes checked).”
Bhai thu apna chashma adjust kar le ya badal de 🙏
Acknowledging his mistake, the Twitter user apologised to Suniel Shetty. “Hello @SunielVShetty Sorry it was just mistagged and I didn’t mean to hurt you bhai, lot of love. It should be (@ajaydevgn) As I am your fan your name ups always first in tag,” the tweet read.
Hello @SunielVShetty Sorry it was just mistagged and i didn't mean to hurt you bhai, lot of love.
It should be (@ajaydevgn)
As I am your fan you name ups always first in tag 😝
Meanwhile, Seeing this gesture of Sunil Shetty, other fans started appreciating him. A fan jokingly wrote- ‘Looks like the fan did a high hello to Sunil Shetty on the pretext of this tobacco mistake.