Paresh Rawal Compares Social Media To ‘Puking Pot’; SLAMS Negativity There Saying, “You Have No Right To Criticise Or Demean”

Veteran actor Paresh Rawal, known for his candid opinions, recently addressed the growing negativity on social media, urging users to be more mindful of their online conduct. In a conversation with PTI, he likened social media to a ‘puking pot,’ highlighting how people often express harsh views without adequate thought. Scroll down to read more.

Paresh Rawal Shares His Take On Social Media Calling It A Pulking Pot

Speaking about the need to maintain positivity on social media, Paresh Rawal said, “I am trying to improve myself. In my opinion, social media is like a puking pot. It says what it wants to say. It should not be like that. Negativity should not spread. You have no right to say anything about anyone. Even if you are sure that the person is wrong, you have no right to criticise or demean them or tarnish their image. But I am saying all these things, and I am listening to myself. And I have done very little.”

Your job as a stupid reporter is secured . Nobody wants it. https://t.co/eWzsGcywPw

— Paresh Rawal (@SirPareshRawal) March 19, 2026

The Hera Pheri actor further admitted that while online criticism can affect him, he consciously tries to exercise restraint. “Sometimes when I get angry, I get angry. But still, I keep a limit. I never abuse. Social media is a good medium to spread positivity. If there is negativity, stay away from it,” he added.

Paresh Rawal’s Recent Online Banter Around Dhurandhar 2

Rawal was recently involved in an online exchange after reacting to a post critical of Dhurandhar. The incident began when a radio jockey shared a reel on X featuring a sarcastic take on the film, captioned, “Hahahaha. Best review of Dhurandhar!” Responding sharply, Rawal wrote, “Your job as a stupid reporter is secured. Nobody wants it (sic).” His remark drew a rebuttal from the RJ, who clarified, “Get your facts right. I am not a reporter. You are just an actor, hugely distant from your art in real life.”

Paresh Rawal Appreciates Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar

Meanwhile, the Hera Pheri actor also shared his appreciation for Dhurandhar and its sequel. In an interview with Jagran, he said, “I am extremely impressed with ‘Dhurandhar’. I absolutely loved the film and still haven’t gotten over it. I have already watched the first ‘Dhurandhar’ twice and have seen ‘Dhurandhar 2’ twice as well.” Paresh emphasised, saying he feels like going and watching the film again.

The actor further added, “The first part was entertaining, but the second ‘Dhurandhar’ is packed with so much detail that viewers will thoroughly enjoy it. After watching, you realise there are multiple layers to it. Only when you see the film do you understand what each reference it is pointing towards.”

Paresh’s Professional Front

On the professional front, Paresh Rawal continues to remain one of the most active and versatile actors in the industry, with a strong mix of comedy and mainstream entertainers lined up. He is set to appear in films like Bhooth Bangla, a horror-comedy directed by Priyadarshan, scheduled for release on 17th April 2026. Additionally, Rawal is gearing up for the much-awaited Hera Pheri 3, where he reprises his iconic role of Baburao, with shooting expected to begin in 2026. His upcoming slate reflects a return to his signature comic space, while continuing to maintain his strong presence across genres.

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Sonali Singh

Sonali Singh watches films like it’s a job (and honestly, it kind of is). Currently pursuing her Master’s in Communication and Journalism, she lives somewhere between deadlines and movie scenes. If it’s Bollywood, she’s already invested—films, drama, and all the gossip included. When she’s not writing, she’s either dancing her heart out like no one’s watching or trying to mimic people, proving that not all talents are meant to be discovered.