Paresh Rawal Reacts 'Oh My God' To Monica Bellucci In Malena; Gets Brutally Trolled For Viral Post

Actor Paresh Rawal is facing harsh criticism from netizens following his compliments about Italian actress and model Monica Bellucci’s beauty in the 2000 erotic drama ‘Malena,’ directed by Giuseppe Tornatore. After the actor reposted a clip from the film on his X(formerly Twitter handle), netizens wasted no time in trolling him.

On Sunday, Paresh Rawal shared Monica’s tweet regarding ‘Malena’ and expressed, “Oh my god ! So beautiful and stirring ! You wish that the video never ends ! @aMonicaBellucci.”

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Reacting to his tweet, several netizens trolled the Hera Pheri actor in various ways. One of them wrote, “Arre Sirji! Official account se Tweet hogaya.” Another one commented, “Bro forgot to switch to his burn account.” Someone else said, “Never expected any big public personality to ever tweet such thing. What can we say we live in a strange world.” A netizens also wrote, “Bhai sahab ye kis line mein aa gaye aap .”

In the meantime, Paresh is set to collaborate with Akshay Kumar once again in ‘Welcome To The Jungle,’ the third installment of the beloved Welcome franchise. The movie boasts an impressive ensemble cast that includes Disha Patani, Jacqueline Fernandez, Arshad Warsi, Suniel Shetty, Raveena Tandon, Paresh Rawal, Lara Dutta, Tusshar Kapoor, Shreyas Talpade, Johnny Lever, Rajpal Yadav, Kiku Sharda, Daler Mehndi, and Mika Singh, among others.

‘Welcome To The Jungle’ is scheduled to premiere in theatres in December 2024. Directed by Ahmed Khan, the film is produced by Jyoti Deshpande and Firoz A Nadiadwallah.

The actor will also reprise his role of Baburao Ganpatrao Apte in Hera Pheri 3. While Hera Pheri 3 is in the pipeline, Paresh Rawal said he is very “nervous” about the project. Due to the film releasing after many years, Paresh is “scared” if it will meet the audience’s expectations.

He told Pinkvilla, “Of course, there is excitement, but along with it, there is a lot of nervousness too. I am sometimes scared also that the final product should come out the way it was conceived. We have expectations, but more than us, the audience has expectations. They have waited far too long for Hera Pheri and Welcome also. So, yes, I am scared.”