'Such a shame' : Sooraj Pancholi gets trolled brutally for distributing sweets to paparazzi after being acquitted in Jiah Khan's case

Sooraj Pancholi was recently acquitted in actress Jiah Khan’s death case. Sooraj was Jiah’s boyfriend at the time of her death and was also the main accused in the investigation. Now, after the main verdict announced him innocent, he was seen distributing sweets to the paparazzi outside his home. However, this has left the netizens furious who are aggressively trolling him.

Talking about the same, the video shows the Hero actor wearing a light green formal shirt along with blue pants and a cap. He can be seen greeting the paparazzi and the media with folded hands along with shaking hands with some of them. However, Sooraj Pancholi refrains from giving any bytes about the case even after the press probed him a lot. We see him quickly entering his apartment.

We then see Sooraj Pancholi’s team giving a box full of sweets to the paparazzi. No sooner did the video go viral than netizens were left extremely angry with the same. Take a look at the video which was shared by Pop Diaries.

One of the netizens stated, “She was your girl friend once.. Celebration?” while another user said. “Today justice has lost. Such a shame to to see him distribute sweets on the death of someone whom he was responsible for.” A netizen wrote, “Abhi iski biopic kab banegi??? Image clear karni padegi na.” While a user said, “Let’s for a minute—as a hypothesis—assume that @soorajpancholi ‘s 100% innocent. (Just an assumption!) Even then, what kind of a boyfriend/lover would distribute ‘sweets’ in association with a case of his girlfriend, who committed ‘suicide’?! What’s to ‘celebrate’ here?” But one of the netizen came out in Sooraj’s defense and said, “ab khush bhi naa hoye?”

Earlier, Sooraj Pancholi had also shared an Instagram story expressing gratitude for the verdict. Apart from this, he also shared an official statement wherein he said that he has got his confidence and dignity back. The actor also added that he hoped no one ever goes through what he did for the past ten years.