Sonakshi Sinha Responds To Trolls After Goof Up On KBC 10

Imran Asif Fazal |Sep 21, 2019

#YoSonakshiSoDumb was trending on Twitter and netizens compared her to actress Alia Bhatt.

Sonakshi Sinha has been trolled brutally by netizens for failing to answer a "simple" question on Friday's episode of Kaun Banega Crorepati.

Since the episode was aired, Sonakshi Sinha has been trending on Twitter. On Saturday, the actress took a dig on herself and replied to the trolls.

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Social entrepreneur Rumi Devi from Rajasthan and Sonakshi Sinha were on the hot seat when host Amitabh Bachchan asked the question,

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Sonakshi is visibly confused and uses expert advice lifeline. Ironically, Shatrughan (Dad), Luv (Brother), Kush (Brother), Ram (Uncle), Lakshman (Uncle), Bharat (Uncle), name of her father's residence: Ramayana. The names of her family members have been taken from the characters of Ramayana.

After facing the backlash from netizens, Sonakshi Sinha wrote,

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Host Amitabh Bachchan was quick to point out Sonakshi that names of her family members are based on the epic of Ramayana. Visibly embarrassed Sonakshi Sinha had no choice but claimed that she got confused between Ram and Sita. The answer to the question was Lakshmana.

In the epic of Ramayana, Lakshmana, brother of Ram was injured with an arrow shot by Meghnad, brother of Raavan. It was when Hanumana was sent to fetch Sanjeevani herb from Dronagiri mountain.

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