Raj Kundra is one of a renowned businessman as he is married to actress Shilpa Shetty. Therefore he remains in the limelight.  He was in news last year when he was accused of making porn movies and selling them on online platforms. After this Raj Kundra was also in jail for a long time. The actor is hiding his face from media and pubic appearances. Various social media user are trolling him.

One user said, “Tujhe koi janta hi nhi to kya troll karenge wo to wife ki wajah se famous ho gya tha ( Who is even going to troll you when no one knows you. You became famous because of your wife Shilpa Shetty).” Raj Kundra  replied, “Infamous bhi.” He also used the hashtag ‘trollers.’ Meanwhile another told him, “Unhide your face and face the truth, if you have done something good or bad, have the guts to take a stand on it. The public will always accept you as you are.

Raj Kundra replied, “I don’t hide my face from the public, I don’t wish to give media access to me. Not too difficult to understand after the media trial I have been through.” Raj’s display picture, on the micro-blogging platform, also features him with a mask.

Yesterday Raj Kundra took to the social media and wrote, “Trolls, where are you all slowly vanishing, please don’t leave me.” In a different post, he had also said, “‘Most’ News channels have become entertainment channels, who needs saas bahu shows. News today is all about drama drama drama. The masked man is a byproduct of todays media!”

Speaking about the case, Raj Kundra was in news last year when he was accused of making porn movies and selling them on online platforms. After this Raj Kundra was also in jail for a long time. When some models and struggling actresses alleged that they were forcibly made to work in porn films. An FIR was registered against Raj and others after a woman approached the police and made certain allegations. 

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