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Varun Dhawan deletes LinkedIn profile after facing online trolling

Varun Dhawan deletes LinkedIn profile after facing online trolling

  • Varun Dhawan recently ventured onto LinkedIn.
  • His stint was short-lived as he deleted the account.
  • The deletion of the account came four days after facing online trolling.

Bollywood actor Varun Dhawan recently ventured onto LinkedIn, creating a profile on the professional networking platform. However, his stint was short-lived as he deleted the account just four days later following a barrage of online trolling.

Varun’s LinkedIn profile quickly garnered attention, amassing over 20,000 followers in a matter of days. His bio described him as a "passionate actor with 300-crore megahits," and highlighted his appreciation for hard work and teamwork. He expressed enthusiasm about connecting with professionals beyond the film industry.

However, one line in his bio, referencing his alleged “300-crore hits,” became a target for criticism. Many netizens mocked the claim, questioning which of his films had achieved such box-office milestones. The trolling extended to comments about his involvement in content-driven cinema.

Although Varun had expressed excitement about exploring the platform, the wave of negativity seemingly prompted him to take down the profile. Speculation arose online, with some users wondering if his LinkedIn debut was part of a promotional stunt. Others noted the growing trend of LinkedIn resembling other social media platforms.

Despite the backlash, Varun’s brief presence on LinkedIn sparked conversations about celebrity interactions on professional networks, raising questions about how such spaces are evolving.

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