Hyderabad: Bollywood star Shilpa Shetty's husband Raj Kundra's arrest by Mumbai Police is creating ripples on social media. Keyboard warriors are having a field day trolling Raj for his Twitter bio to digging out few old tweets of the businessman on 'porn vs prostitution'.
On Monday night, Raj was arrested for allegedly making pornographic content and publishing them through mobile applications. According to officials, Kundra (45) appears to be the "key conspirator" of the case and will be produced before the Metropolitan Magistrate Court for police custody. While the investigation is still in progress, fierce trolling erupted on social media over Raj's Twitter bio and his old tweets on 'porn vs prostitution'.
After news broke of his arrest, netizens have also dug out Kundra's nine years old tweets explaining his take on 'porn vs prostitution'. In the tweets, Raj had questioned the difference between porn and prostitution and also questioned why is it legal to pay anyone for sex on camera. He had written, “Ok so here go's Porn Vs Prostitution. Why is it legal to pay someone for sex on camera? How is one different to the other??” In another tweet, Kundra also shared his thoughts on how porn stars are stepping into acting. He tweeted, "India: Actors are playing cricket, Cricketers are playing politics, Politicians are watching porn and Porn stars are becoming actors....!"
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Meanwhile, Twitterati is having a field day trolling the businessman for the description in his Twitter bio. "Life is about making the right choices" reads his description with an angel face emoticon. Sharing screenshots of the description, a Twitter user asked, "#RajKundra what does this "right choice" refer to, buddy?" Another wrote, "Mumbai police be like, Let us decide, if ur choices are right or wrong.#police #MumbaiPolice #RajKundra #ShilpaShetty."
Kundra’s name surfaced in the case after the Property Cell of the Mumbai Police had busted a gang that was involved in the making of pornographic films.