In the latest Aishwarya Rai baby news, it appears Beti B's father, Abhishek Bachchan, is upset by some fan comments on Twitter. He recently tweeted to respond to these critics online and didn't seem happy with what they had to say.
While his wife Aishwarya is being named a popular watch brand ambassador and staying home as a mother, Abhishek is out filming for his latest movie. The Bollywood star also goes on Twitter quite a bit to keep in touch with fans and friends. On Saturday, his messages took a bit of an angry or defensive turn.
A Twitter user @amit_scabal had tweeted to Abhishek about an incident where he saw Bachchan and his family shopping in London. The user claims that Abhishek ignored him on that occasion and even said he has "no class." His tweets read:
I may not be one to judge but mannerisms and the way you talk to people make me want to say that @juniorbachchan has no class. You forget..
Once you and your family were shopping in London, your mum a dad fabulous as they are, spoke to me greatly in knightsbridge..you ignored me.
Junior Bachchan tweeted back at the person several thoughts on the matter including:
@amit_scabal sir, for starters I don't think you're qualified to judge whether I have class or not.
@amit_scabal and secondly, my job has almost nothing to do with "cutting mustard"!!
@amit_scabal humbly, that's ur interpretation. You don't know me nor why I didn't speak to you. I don't ignore people. Possible that I ....
@amit_scabal might have been per occupied doing something else? A bit unfair of you to judge me like that.
It's understandable for Abhishek to want to clear the air with his fans and make sure they understand he can't be perfect at all times. After the actor tweets back at the individual, @amit_scabal apologized for his comments towards the Bollywood star and wished him well. So this apparently ended in what appears to be a decent way for both parties. However, this sort of thing tends to send angry fans of the celeb on Twitter to start tweeting things to the random person. It also gives that random person their 15 minutes or so of fame.
Do you think it's good or bad when celebs respond to negative comments publicly on Twitter using the individual's handle?
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