Comedian Kiku Sharda says instead of taking the path of violence or bullying, one should be more subtle to express humour and anger.

Reacting on verdict of Ram Rahim, Kiku said: "I got calls from many media house but I did not comment on that, I just expressed my happiness with my style of joke, on Twitter. We can use social media or our form of art, which is, I feel strong."

The comedian added: "I think humour and protest can be subtle, instead of loud and going to the level of violence. We saw what happened, once the verdict came out, so sad that was."

Kiku on taking jokes said: "There is a difference between trolling, bullying and joking. I as an individual can always take a joke on me, big time, there's no doubt on that. But then it is about, coming from people of a similar sensibility. If you are cracking a joke on me and in counter, cannot take a joke when I am cracking on you, then, you stay away from me."

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