Twitter is a place where, at times, even a normal tweet of a celebrity can go way out of proportion, thanks to the notorious trolls. For some, nothing is as pleasurable as trolling a celebrity. Talking about Salman Khan , we all know that how much the Dabangg actor hates the whole dirty game of trolling. It was not long ago when his fans across the world unnecessarily trolled his contemporaries Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir Khan, and he had to caution them by telling his fans to stop unless they wanted him to leave Twitter.

Recently, during an interview for his next release Tubelight, Salman was asked, how much social media and trolls affect him. Taking a deep breath, the actor answered calmly, “If they (trolls) think that they do, then they must be very sadly mistaken. I don’t check my Twitter anymore. People with false identity have taken it to the next level. I am really shocked that they can do like this. It reflects badly, and then their parents are blamed that they have been brought up badly. I think you will know more about me when you come up with your real identity. The false ones are still there. If you want to depict a false identity please don’t step into our industry.”

So, here is Salman Khan ’s loud and clear message to all those who think that they can pull down and do any harm to celebrities by trolling them unnecessarily.

On the work front, Salman Khan is currently busy promoting his forthcoming film Tubelight . The actor, who was last seen in the blockbuster movie Sultan, is returning to ablaze the screen on June 23 during the Eid festival in India. Also starring his younger brother Sohail Khan and Chinese actress Zhu Zhu in principal roles, the film is a Kabir Khan directorial and is based on the 1962 Indo-Sino war.