Daisy Shah: Bollywood and Kannada actress Daisy Shah has giving a befitting reply to a netizen who trolled her after she cooked malpua at an Iftar party.
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The now-viral video relates to a social media post by Daisy during the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) elections. A fire broke out near house of the actress who has starred in movies like the Salman Khan starrer Jai ho. Daisy had then shared the incident video and slammed members of the political party that was campaigning in the area and burning firecrackers that caused the fire.
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Recently, Daisy attended an Iftar party at a restaurant and cooked malpua (traditional Indian festive pancakes).
A social media user blasted Daisy Shah by comparing the fire incident to the Iftar party. The netizen had commented, “Meet Daisy Shah >She has a problem with firecrackers. But She visits Iftaar parties and cooks there as well (sic).”
Replying to the netizen, Daisy wrote, “Fire Crackers and cooking food are completely different from each other. Good luck with spreading hate in the name of religion. I hope you get well soon (sic).”
Social Media Reactions
A social media user commented, “it is not about crackers or cooking. It is about giving unnecessary lectures only during Hindu festivals for a celebrity like you. If you have the courage, say something about animal brutality during Bakra Eid as well.” Another user commented, “Interesting how lectures on ‘environment’ and ‘hate’ appear only during Diwali or Holi. But when animals are slaughtered publicly during festivals, suddenly everyone becomes silent. Selective outrage isn’t morality it’s hypocrisy.”
Another user wrote, “Your iftar food kills animals. So firecrackers scare animals, but iftar which kills animals is fine.” A social user media user commented, “Killing animal in the name of faith on the time of Eid? I think you need to get well soon.”
Interestingly, an Iftar party does not strictly require meat consumption; the specific inclusion of meat is a cultural preference rather than a religious obligation.
