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Celebrities Lashed Out At News Channels For Sensationalising Sridevi’s Death To Increase TRP

by Shuchi Bhatnagar
Feb 27, 2018
in Extras
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Celebrities Lashed Out At News Channels For Sensationalising Sridevi’s Death To Increase TRP

The whole nation is mourning the death of legendary veteran actress Sridevi but it’s extremely shameful that some news channels are using this unfortunate incident as an opportunity to increase their TRPs.

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Such channels have no shame in sensationalising the news and their reporting went so low that #NewskiMaut started trending on Twitter. Under this hashtag, people including some celebrities were expressing their anguish over the manner in which the death of Sridevi is being reported and how insensitively the things are being discussed.

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This is how celebrities slammed news channels and reporters:

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Farhan Akhtar:

There’s no bottom in the barrel of the graceless.

— Farhan Akhtar (@FarOutAkhtar) February 26, 2018

Vidya Balan:

May they let you rest in peace…. pic.twitter.com/stoWljWkbf

— vidya balan (@vidya_balan) February 26, 2018

Sonu Sood:

I wonder after doing such reporting about a legend who lost her life..can these people sleep in peace? Ashamed to live in times where we have to see such a standard of reporting on reputed channels. #ShameOnYou ..let someone rest in peace 🙏🏽

— sonu sood (@SonuSood) February 26, 2018

Kunal Kohli:

#rip indian news channels.

— kunal kohli (@kunalkohli) February 26, 2018

Mini Mathur:

RIP means REST IN PEACE.
This reportage is anything but that.

— Mini Mathur (@minimathur) February 26, 2018

Vir Das:

Dear Indian news channels, show a little tact. Parasites. #Sridevi

— Vir Das (@thevirdas) February 26, 2018

Rohit Roy:

https://twitter.com/rohitroy500/status/968171838818922501

Nigaar Khan:

I wonder wht do these news channels achieve by having these debates everyday. . wht is their contribution to the topics at the end of each debate … Debates on channels shld only be allowed if they cld do something good …talk less and do more u useless minds 😟

— Nigaar Z. Khan (@NigaarZKhan) February 26, 2018

Barkha Dutt:

The only answer to these #Sridevi hideous hashtags on news tv tonight is one of our own : #NewsKiMaut. Forget a bathtub; a drain pipe will do for this gutter level rubbish. Ashamed to be affiliated with this. Relieved to not be on air in this present environment

— barkha dutt (@BDUTT) February 26, 2018

Abhishek Kapoor:

Dont know which is a bigger tragerdy. #sridevi passing away or the mad feeding frenzy of it by the media.. heart goes out to boney sahab i hope hes ok 🙏

— Abhishek Kapoor (@Abhishekapoor) February 26, 2018

Anubhav Sinha:

Several hundred years later history books will mark these years for the death of journalism.

— Anubhav Sinha (@anubhavsinha) February 26, 2018

On the other hand, the Indian ambassador to UAE Navdeep Suri has also requested media houses to show some restraint while covering the news.

In a couple of tweets, he wrote,

“The media interest in untimely demise of #Sridevi is understandable. But the frenzy of speculation does not help. Imp to note that:

1. We are working with local authorities to ensure that mortal remains can be sent to India at the earliest. We are on the job.

2. We are in regular contact with the family of #Sridevi and other well- wishers. We share their pain.

3. Our experience in similar cases tells us that it does take 2-3 days to complete processes

4. We leave it to the experts to determine cause of demise

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Let’s be responsible”

Here are the tweets:

The media interest in untimely demise of #Sridevi is understandable. But the frenzy of speculation does not help. Imp to note that:
1. We are working with local authorities to ensure that mortal remains can be sent to India at the earliest. We are on the job.
1/2

— Navdeep Suri (@navdeepsuri) February 26, 2018

2. We are in regular contact with the family of #Sridevi and other well- wishers. We share their pain.
3. Our experience in similar cases tells us that it does take 2-3 days to complete processes
4. We leave it to the experts to determine cause of demise
Let's be responsible

— Navdeep Suri (@navdeepsuri) February 26, 2018

Earlier it was told that Sridevi died due to heart attack but later on, the post mortem report suggested that there were traces of alcohol in her body. She lost her balance, fell into bathtub and got drowned accidentally. Since then, many rumours are doing rounds and now it is being said that Boney Kapoor may be asked to stay in Dubai while the ministry can send the mortal remains of Sridevi.

We also feel that media should show some decency in reporting on this sensitive matter. What do you say?

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