In a relatively unusual turn of events, on Twitter, supporters as well as trollers have come to Sajal Aly’s defense as many of them criticize her. A video of the actor speaking English was posted by a user on X, who said, “People will start growing in love instead of falling in love – you know what I mean? We always say, “Let’s make love,” and you know why. do not fall in love’; There is no need for this. Spread your love and fly.
Trollers criticized Sajal Ali’s English
In a charmingly inappropriate description, the X user said, “Sajal is trying hard to use her brain cells.” Many were offended by this but later defended the actress for using a phrase that was not original to her but had been used by celebrities before.
Sajal is working hard to use her brain cells pic.twitter.com/F3E0UCKcNc
– حيا (@zeynepsha) 3 September 2023
Sajal Aly, an There are no errors in grammar or syntax. You enjoy making fun of your own people just for the fun of it, right? Another voice came, “Leave my queen alone, it is not even grammatically wrong, leave her alone.” And someone else said, “I’m sorry, but none of you read or participate in as much literature as you all say you do. If you did, you would see that it has no fundamental Not the idea. That saying is not new to me. You will understand what he meant was that you should find strength through love rather than weakness through submission or defeat.
“People would rather grow in love than fall in love.” I have a degree in Literature and teach ELA in an elementary school in the US where I grew up. There is nothing wrong with it, grammatical or otherwise. Do you like making fun of yourself for kicks? #sajalali #pakistanidrama https://t.co/rrELozLea3
— SophiaQ (@sophiaQ) 4 September 2023
However, not everyone agreed. One X user said, “He thought he ate.” Someone said, “If you’re as attractive as Sajal Ali, you’re allowed to say whatever you want.” Others pointed to the obvious colonial hangover that was reflected in the posts from people insulting the actor because they couldn’t understand what Sajal meant and believed it was because of his English language abilities. Has a negative impact on.
He thought he ate 😭 https://t.co/HMWu2eaK3x
– Daisy (@thearcherr_) 4 September 2023
“If Taylor Swift or anyone else said the exact same thing, you would call them mom,” one X user claimed. Taylor is believed to have once remarked, “We must love, not fall in love because all that falls, must be broken.” In defense of Sajal, an ex-user said, “She is being made fun of because she is not that proficient in English? You guys just keep sinking lower and lower. The other problem is that everything he said has been said before, especially in novels, a million times. This is also correct. What Sajal is saying is, in fact, a kind of mantra repeated over and over again when talking about falling in love, as any Google search will demonstrate.
If Taylor Swift or anyone said the exact same thing, you’d be calling them mom https://t.co/53SYYke92g
– Sameer (@sameerlowkey) 5 September 2023
One This was exactly what he had in mind. It is so clear that the people in the quotes are brain dead. If you don’t know what something means, look it up on Google instead of trolling aimlessly.
Growing in love means being able to make your own choices and decisions and enabling your partner to do the same. And that’s what he meant. The ppl in the quotes lack brain cells and it’s very obvious.
If you don’t understand something, search it on Google instead of mindlessly trolling. https://t.co/1wlrajdJPK— 🌛 (@teekhijalebi) 4 September 2023
When decolonization strategies are being considered, it is strange to come up with the example of one’s own humiliation. There are instances when it is important to correct someone’s grammar so that they can improve their language abilities, but it is not appropriate to do so in public just to troll them.
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