Mallika Sherawat’s ‘Traitors’ Memory Blip! Internet Calls Her Out.
- What did Mallika Sherawat say about Rida Tharana?
- Why is the internet so upset?
- Our take on remembering (or forgetting!) big moments.
You won’t believe what just popped up on our screens! We’re talking about Bollywood star Mallika Sherawat, and a recent comment that has everyone, well, talking.
She was asked about Rida Tharana, who co-won ‘The Traitors Season 2’. And Mallika’s reply? A quick, “I don’t remember her.” Ouch. The silence after that must have been a bit much. The vibe felt… frosty.
Suddenly, the internet exploded. People online were quick to call her “insecure” and even a “sore loser.” It’s definitely making more waves than those ‘friendlies’ football matches we keep seeing pop up. Some news, huh?
We saw users mentioning how Rida Tharana was right there, a co-winner! It’s hard to just ‘forget’ someone who shared that big moment. This whole situation has us thinking about memory, or the lack of it.
Speaking of things people remember (or don’t!), we just saw that Rajkummar Rao’s ‘Shahid’ is finally on Prime Video after 13 years! Talk about a long wait for a powerful story. And if you’re into rewriting narratives, check out how Tony Robinson is rewriting history with Radar Studios!
But back to Mallika. Her comments about Rida have certainly created a stir. The visual of people reacting online is quite something – lots of red angry emojis, we bet. It’s a stark contrast to the bright, energetic aesthetic we see with the Cowboys Cheerleaders, who are still shining bright after all these years.
This whole thing reminds us that sometimes, words can leave a bigger mark than we intend. And sometimes, forgetting someone can feel like a bigger deal than remembering them.
Our Take
Honestly, we think it’s a bit strange. Forgetting a co-winner of a show you were part of? It just doesn’t sit right. Whether it was an accidental slip or a deliberate move, it definitely didn’t look good. It’s a tough look when people start calling you ‘insecure’. Sometimes, a simple “congratulations” goes a long, long way. Just saying.
