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Several celebrities, including Kangana Ranaut, Bipasha Basu, Mandira Bedi and Mini Mathur, have criticized actor-model Poonam Pandey’s comeback on social media a day after her team claimed that she had died of cervical cancer. Poonam Pandey’s team had shared the news of his death from the disease on Friday, but she posted the videos of her on Saturday declaring that she is “alive”. (Also Read | Poonam Pandey faking his death did more harm than good: 5 reasons why)
Kangana and Bipasha react to Poonam’s fake death stunt
On Saturday, celebrities furiously criticized Poonam for faking her death and degrading an important cause. On X, Vivek Agnihotri posted Poonam’s video and wrote, “Actually, it was a marketing campaign for @thehauterrfly. Look at the ending and the logo in the upper right corner. How sinister, how pathetic.” Reacting to the post, Kangana Ranaut wrote, “Okay.”
Taking to her Instagram, Arti Singh shared Poonam’s photo and wrote, “Disgusting…this is not consciousness. I lost my mother when I was born to cancer. I lost my father to cancer… It’s just not acceptable – you’re playing with everyone’s emotions. It is a shame and it is shocking that people can stoop to this level…”
Reacting to the post, Bipasha Basu said, “Beyond the pathetic behavior. The PR people behind this should also be ashamed…not just this person.” Tahira Kashyap wrote on her Instagram Stories: “Today I witnessed the lowest of lows. Emotions oscillating between triggering, anger, shock and disbelief. What are we becoming? How important is breaking news? hour? At what cost? So put off by the cheap advertising gimmick. Don’t name just because the person doesn’t deserve any importance.”
Mini, Mandira and Gulshan criticize Poonam
Mini Mathur shared on her Instagram Stories, “This Poonam Pandey hack against cervical cancer is not only disgusting, tone deaf and insensitive… it is also based on zero research on the subject. I don’t want to downplay the lack of awareness about it, but A simple Google search will tell you that cervical cancer has 8 stages and an average gestation period of 5 to 10 years for it to reach its advanced stage.”
He also added: “Shame on Poonam Pandey. And shame on the team that came up with this disgusting sham of a ‘campaign’. Social media and influencers have simplified the discourse around absolutely everything. Anyone can be anything with mere projection and posture. .No work or qualification needed. This is a new minimum.”
Mini further wrote, “Brands and campaigns must choose their ambassadors carefully. Whoever represents their cause, their campaign is equally important. Poonam Pandey may have seen this as an opportunity to become relevant again. But the campaign team …You chose HER to raise awareness about the HPV vaccine? Really? Because she is an icon for women in this country? Will her loss be personal to all of us? Is it hard to relate?… “
Mandira Bedi also wrote on her Instagram Stories: “That idiotic woman should not get any more attention than she already has. But this was the most pathetic, cheap and deplorable publicity stunt. Even in the sorry world of ‘any publicity is good publicity’ . “advertising”.
Gulshan Devaiah wrote on my ego .” Reacting to his tweet, one person said: “Doubt is sabko tha pero kya karein, benefit of doubt dena padta h (Everyone had doubts but we have to give the benefit of doubt).” He replied: “In case If in doubt, stay silent and do not write obituaries.”
Ashoke Pandit demands legal action
He also wrote, “Rajesh Khanna pioneered bowel lymphosarcoma awareness and of course he was pretending to die… hell it wasn’t even Anand… it was all a movie… a nice movie though… I cried” . at the end.” Ashoke Pandit posted a video on Instagram. Criticizing Poonam, he said, “A case should be filed against her for telling lies to the nation, to the people of the industry, who were really very sad yesterday. Without rhyme or reason, she mocked her emotions. There has to be an end to this kind of mockery, public relations exercise…”
He wrote: “I condemn the fake news spread by an actress about her death from cervical cancer. It has insulted the medical fraternity, patients and government officials who religiously fight this dreaded disease. It has mocked the emotions of the ordinary people. man who expressed his condolences.”
“Law enforcement must take serious measures against her and her colleagues who were part of this ‘campaign’ so that it is not repeated. No one has the right to play with the honesty and dignity of people’s emotions,” he concluded. . While several people thought it was a fact, others were skeptical of the news.
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