In today's time and age life is unimaginable without social media says actor-tarot reader-astrologer Munisha Khatwani. The importance and relevance of social media is increasing every day given the way it help us stay abreast as to what is happening around us and also connects us to the entire world. And, there are both good and bad in the big social media world. Khatwani talks about how she looks at social media and uses it, the positives and negatives of it in the following conversation:
Social media has revolutionised our life, especially that of celebs. What are your views?
Yes and that isn't bad. Unlike what many might feel that actors are shying away from being responsible while taking stands, there are many who are using their social media correctly. The fact that they are influencing people positively, making them happy and guiding them well is making a lot of difference. What some of these actors are doing is exactly what is expected out of social influencers. But there are many people who are misusing social media because they feel that they can do or say anything they want to. I am not in favour of that but I also feel that you really can't control much of what people do with their personal account, so it is up to the viewers to use his or her discretion and decide what they want to take in or reject.
Throw some light on the positive side of the social media?
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