Priyanka Chopra Reacts After Netizens Call Sushmita Sen 'Gold Digger' For Dating Lalit Modi

 

Priyanka Chopra - Sushmita Sen - Lalit Modi


International star Priyanka Chopra has reacted after netizens called Bollywood actress Sushmita Sen ‘gold digger’ for dating IPL (Indian Premier League) founder Lalit Modi.

Ever since Modi declared that he is in a relationship with Sen, the Bollywood actress has been trolled online, with many accusing her that she is a gold digger. Now, Sen took to Instagram and slammed the trolls with a note. Priyanka Chopra hailed Sen for calling out the social media trolls.

Sushmita Sen's reply after trolls call her 'gold digger'

Sen, who earlier dated model Rohman Shawl, wrote on Instagram, “It’s heartbreaking to see just how miserable and unhappy the world around us is becoming. The so-called intellectuals with their idiosyncrasies. The ignorant with their cheap & at times funny gossip. The friends I never had and the acquaintances I’ve never met. all sharing their grand opinions & deep knowledge of my life & charactermonetising the ‘Gold Digger’ all the way!!! Ah these geniuses!!!! I dig deeper than Gold and I’ve always (famously) preferred Diamonds!! And yes I still buy them myself!!!”

Chopra supported Sen and commented on her post. Chopra wrote on Instagram, "Tell em queen!" Various other Bollywood celebrities also supported her.

Lalit Modi

Earlier, Lalit Modi said that they are just dating. However, he also said that they will tie the knot soon. He wrote on Twitter, “Just for clarity. Not married - just dating each other. That too it will happen one day.”

Modi shared the idea for franchise-based cricket in India in the mid-1990s. However, it eventually took off in 2008 in the form of the IPL.

Sushmita Sen

Sushmita Sen became the first Indian to be crowned Miss Universe in 1994. She has worked in several Bollywood movies. She will be returning as Aarya in the third season of the crime thriller soon.

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