Someone Asked Shirish Kunder about His Children’s Religion. His Answer Is Winning the Internet!

The trend of trolling celebrities on social media is on the rise. While it discourages some from expressing their views on these platforms, there are other troll-proof celebs like filmmaker Shirish Kunder, who know just how to shut down the haters.

Renowned choreographer and filmmaker Farah Khan’s husband, Shirish Kunder was recently asked a personal question on Twitter and he gave the most fitting reply! Anyone’s faith and religion should be a private affair, but some fanatics demand to scrutinise others’ religious preferences publicly. Kunder is a Hindu, Farah is a Muslim, and what religion they raise their children in is a personal choice.

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But the twitter user wanted to inquire which religion Kunder’s children follow after he uploaded a picture of his family. Kunder had the perfect reply.

My family, proudly posing at the top of the Grand Canyon, after throwing me into it.

No idea of time here. Is it 2017 yet? pic.twitter.com/lbiBlfXPam

— Shirish Kunder (@ShirishKunder) January 3, 2017

Depends on which festival is next. Last month, they were Christians. https://t.co/tvYl5n4ugX

— Shirish Kunder (@ShirishKunder) January 3, 2017

The past few weeks saw numerous such incidents on Twitter and Facebook. Indian cricketer Mohammed Shami was trolled after he put up a picture of his wife wearing a gown, and the cricketer shut the trolls down without losing his temper. Former cricketer Mohammad Kaif, who came out in Shami’s support was also trolled after he uploaded a picture of himself practising Surya Namaskara. Keeping his cool, Kaif simply replied that exercise has nothing to do with religion.

Celebrities certainly seem to have figured out how to deal with trolls, after all!

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Also read: RJ Mir Has the Perfect Response for Trolls Who Criticised Him for Celebrating Christmas

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