Sonakshi Sinha Slams Sexist Haters On Social Media; Dilwale Varun Dhawan Comes To Her Rescue!

Sonakshi Sinha made her Bollywood debut by starring with Salman Khan in Dabangg and ever since then, the actress has always supported the right causes and never hesitated to slam anyone who became sexist towards her or her fans. Recently the actress encountered such an incident and Dilwale star, Varun Dhawan took to Twitter in her support.

Sinha is currently busy in shooting, Akira, an Indian action-drama film directed by AR Murugadoss and is produced by Fox Star Studios. From her busy schedule, the 28-year-old actress took some time out for general questions & answers with her fans over her Twitter handle. One Twitter user asked the actress when she would show her body in a bikini and Sinha replied to him: "@prateek91 ask your mum or sister the same question you creep. Let me know what they say!" Check out the conversation here.

According to Hindustan Times, Sinha later removed the tweet since he had apologized to her. The actress later tweeted: "Im deleting the tweet because he apologised. I hope he and his type learnt a good lesson in respecting women, no matter which profession."

Around the same time, another Twitter user posted a comment that said that all the Bollwood actress sell their skins every time and everyone is shameless. To which, the Tevar actress replied that it is disgusting for a woman to say something like this. Her Tweet read as: "@aditi_ca US?? So ur sayin ur in his category ?? What a dhabba on womankind u urself are for sharing his disgusting line of thought."

@aditi_ca US?? So ur sayin ur in his category?? What a dhabba on womankind u urself are for sharing his disgusting line of thought.

— Sonakshi Sinha (@sonakshisinha) February 8, 2016

When Sinha was busy slamming her haters on Twitter, her friend Dhawan stepped in as well to support her. Hindustan Times report further stated that the actor took the screenshot of the Sinha's conversation with the girl who called Sinha's profession shameless and later asked his fans to troll the girls.

Don't mean to offend anyone but when people take a pot shot at my profession I react. Peace if you guys think ul are right then u are — Varun Dhawan (@Varun_dvn) February 8, 2016

However, the entire conversation has been removed, but the actor owned up his fault and apologized for using offensive language.