’ Soha knows what she is doing.Soha was trolled for not wearing the ‘right colour’ on Id and looking ‘too Hindu’. Pink colour belongs to me as much as it belongs or someone sitting in Timbuktu. She looks very beautiful but these trolls are just out there to get you. And Soha belongs to a family that has people from different religious and regional backgrounds.Wearing a pink sari, a fresh gajra and a maroon bindi, Soha Ali Khan looked gorgeous and happy standing next to her husband Kunal Khemu, who was dressed in a white kurta. Each to his own, and ‘live and let live.

Even if she is following a faith that is adopted, tolerance has to come into play. While Soha uploaded the pictures sharing her happiness on Instagram and Twitter, trolls decided to give the lovely affair a very different colour. Even if one is a public figure and under scrutiny most of the time, no one can take away their personal choices."."Actress Vahbbiz Dorabjee, on contrary, thinks that this is not related to the growing communal mindset, "There is a dark side to the Internet and over there people think that they can say whatever they like. How are these trolls the guards of any religion? Everyone’s life and identity is so different from others that no one has the right to judge others.But to what extent can one compartmentalise certain outfits for certain religions? Celebrity stylist Rishi Raj says, "If you look at the photo, Soha is wearing a beautiful outfit and Kunal is wearing a Lucknowi kurta."Rishi Raj thinks that trolls have a lot of free time in their hands to be commenting on the wrong things, "What one really should take offense to is the people who have no clothes on due to poverty.  The occasion marked her baby shower as well as Id festivities. Why don’t these trolls put their energy into that? If a person chooses to wear an outfit on a particular occasion, personal or religious, it should be entirely their choice. I think people have forgotten that this is a democratic country. Anyone can wear China Wholesale Shower panel what they like to wear. It’s ridiculous that people decided to troll her for this," he adds. Her choice of clothes, apparently, did not resonate with her ‘Muslim identity’. We need to tell the haters to get a life.

The culture of trolling is increasing everyday. From telling her to not use the Khan surname to saying that it doesn’t look like it’s Id, her Instagram page turned into a debate forum on the Hindu-Muslim identity. Even if Soha is not making an intentional statement, the photo does make a statement. They are in love and accepting two different cultures.Designer Nida Mahmood reiterates the point, "Nobody has any monopoly on any kind of clothes. Be it a Hindu or a Muslim, choices related to clothes is not limited because of one’s identity. Why is no one commenting on Kunal’s kurta? It’s not a very traditional kurta that asserts his Hindu identity.