Of everything that incite a man to keep social media at bay, trolls maybe top the rundown. Pro planner Masaba Gupta, who has on numerous occasions talked on topical issues, ends up to be the most recent focus of trolling. However, while numerous famous people shush up amid occasions such as these, Masaba chose to give it back to trolls in a stately way.
The planner, who is known for her idiosyncratic manifestations, took to Twitter and posted an open letter giving it back to every one of the individuals who question her authenticity.
It started after Masaba imparted her insight on Supreme Court’s choice to boycott the offer of sparklers in Delhi and the National Capital Region with quick impact.
“Recently I retweeted in the support of the Firecracker ban by the Supreme Court and like every other issue in this country, big or small.. The trolling & bashing began,” her tweet read.
She additionally composed that naming her with names like ‘bastard child’ or ‘illegitimate west Indian’ only makes her more proud of all that she’s achieved.
— Masaba Mantena (@MasabaG) October 12, 2017
“By calling me names like ‘bastard child’ or ‘illegitimate west Indian’ it only makes my chest swell with pride. I’m the illegitimate product of two of the MOST legitimate personalities you’ll find & I’ve made the best life, both personally and professionally… out of which I’m proud of,” she wrote.
Saying that she’s now immune to these words as she’s been reading them since she was 10, Masaba held her ground and wrote, “My legitimacy comes from the work I do & what my contribution to society has been. And you can try but you will not be able to raise a single finger on the either of the two.”
Masaba additionally said that the trolls can keep trolling her on the off chance that it influences them to feel wonderful, however nothing would deflect her or undermine her certainty.
“I am a proud Indo-Caribbean girl who doesn’t know how to shrink & crumble in shame of something you or your society cannot handle. It’s just in my ‘illegitimate’ genes,” she said in the letter.