Accused of smoking marijuana, Amitabh Bachchan's delivers fiery replies to online trolls. 'Only someone high...'
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Amitabh Bachchan recently responded with sharp comebacks to social media trolls who mocked his cybercrime caller tune, age, and even accused him of smoking marijuana. The veteran actor addressed each insult with wit and calm, making it clear he wouldn't tolerate personal attacks. From dismissing ageist remarks to shutting down baseless drug accusations, Bachchan's replies have gone viral for their dignity and humour. Despite the online negativity, the 81-year-old continues to remain active in films, with upcoming projects including Kalki 2898 AD and Section 84.
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