Amidst all the hype that Kabir Singh has been generating ever since it was released, most prominent is how people across the country are calling out the Shahid Kapoor- Kiara Advani starrer as a misogynistic film. Cutting the slack are also some who think extreme aggression is allowed at least in fiction. However, the general consensus remains is that Kabir Singh can and does seriously propagate a wave of toxic affection, if not masculinity. Because love need not always be pure, but then it also need not be so very sentimental. Here are some of the most scathing Twitter reactions to the film which will make you believe why Kabir Singh is more of an asshole than a lover-
#1
Walked out of #KabirSingh in the interval. The worst film I have seen lately. @imvangasandeep should know his piece of art has triggered a tsunami of negative emotions in me as a woman, affecting my mental health.
— Priyanka Sharma (@iPriyanka_S) June 20, 2019
#2
#KabirSingh 'script' is totally shit , I think Bollywood don't want to upgrade with time, same old age agreesive love story.What they want to portray with such bullshit stories .??.These type of stories are the reason for many crimes against women just to justify love. pic.twitter.com/4Ij2hJl9k7
— Amit Pandey (@Amitpandey9721) June 22, 2019
#3
NOW, I’m gonna mute the hashtag #KabirSinghReview as I can’t go through same anxiety and trauma all over again.If you plan to go watch that shit- remember to prioritise your mental health- it has sexual harassment, abuse, toxic masculinity, heroic misogyny and casteism.All in one
— DK (@anticastecat) June 21, 2019
#4
Reminder: People are gonna start watching this vile shit today and emulate their hero. Please do not encourage this shit show that has no respect for women.
— Sameeksha Khare (@sameekshakh) June 21, 2019
Why, @shahidkapoor, why would you do that.#KabirSinghReview https://t.co/ffhBW7Aggu
#5
I couldn't have said it any better Kabir Singh is jut another movie in bollywood which glorifies toxic masculinity and misleads the youth.#KabirSingh#KabirSinghReview
— Lisa (@Lisa89187883) June 21, 2019
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#6
Army of misogynist men trashing reviews critical of #kabirsingh. Shows everything that is wrong with the film and the men cheering it. You are happy seeing men chase, beat up and abuse women and clap at these scenes. Then abuse others who trash these films #KabirSinghReview https://t.co/nJQXYWjsUk
— Sanchari (@bongfrombongo) June 21, 2019
#7
#KabirSingh is deeply, deeply problematic, and the congratulatory tweets have filled my heart with equal parts gloom and despair.
— Sucharita Tyagi (@Su4ita) June 21, 2019
I haven't been this uncomfortable watching a movie in a long ass time.#NotAMovieReview for @FilmCompanion – https://t.co/vpbg2yFSFt pic.twitter.com/481l7VMBXA
#8
#Kabirsingh The kind of movie that shouldn’t have been made in the first place, let alone remade. How could a movie be allowed to not just normalise but celebrate misogyny and sexism to this extent? Appalling. Easily one of the worst movies I have ever watched. #KabirSinghReview
— Giridhar Sreenivasan (@giridhar_sreeni) June 21, 2019
#9
The blatant glorification of misogyny, sexism and mental and physical abuse against women in EVERY scene in the name of love is not what we deserve in 2019 but the makers of Kabir Singh beg to differ.
— Priyanka Sharma (@iPriyanka_S) June 20, 2019
#10
My take on #KabirSingh is that I have not seen it. I have seen #ArjunReddy. Assuming the remake is true to the original, both films should not exist.
— Rhea Srivastava (@VirtualRheality) June 22, 2019
#11
Kabir singh is an example of pure bullshit and glorification of Toxic Masculinity#KabirSingh pic.twitter.com/wGaIeWWR0y
— Palavi (@Palavi06489924) June 25, 2019
#12
#KabirSingh glorifies & normalises stalking abusive relationships , rape & violence.
— subhoshree (@ravishingtwikle) June 21, 2019
Violence isn't love. Toxic domination is not cool.#KabirSinghReview
#13
any straight man who liked kabir singh is a walking talking red flag. my mentions are proof of this.#kabirsingh pic.twitter.com/nT97uwkrVa
— Purvaditya jadeja (@yuvrajjadeja3) June 24, 2019
#14
Can't believe women are getting hate for tweeting/writing about #KabirSingh when in fact they should be thanked for not vandalizing theatres for releasing it
— Yeti (@LazyFatYeti) June 22, 2019
#15
It's worrisome that #KabirSingh is a hit, that how people can't see a misogynistic psycho with God complex and an abuser. You don't need to be a feminist to see what's wrong with it. Just imagine your daughter/sister in place of that girl. (1/3)
— Dr.Beardo (@okayiamlost) June 21, 2019
#16
Review | #KabirSingh is one of the most horrific, harrowing, horrendous odes to misogyny and patriarchy ever created by Indian cinema in any language | 1 star | @annavetticadhttps://t.co/DabSa6oo1e
— Firstpost (@firstpost) June 21, 2019
