Arjun Kapoor, known for his performances in films like Ishaqzaade and 2 States, has had a career filled with highs and lows. While he has been appreciated for certain roles, he has also been frequently criticized—especially online for his acting skills.
But Arjun has always shown one thing consistently: resilience. He continues to evolve, pushing himself to improve, and most recently, he gave fans a performance to remember in Singham Again.
In Rohit Shetty’s much-anticipated film Singham Again, Arjun Kapoor took on the role of a villain—and left a strong impression. This performance was different, bold, and full of energy. For many, it was a reminder that Arjun is willing to take risks and grow as an actor. It also marked a significant shift in how audiences began to view him.
But even with this positive reception, online trolls were quick to bring up old criticisms. Rather than ignoring them or firing back harshly, Arjun chose a different path—one that was humorous, humble, and deeply mature.
Arjun’s Classy Reply to Trolls
Arjun took to social media and posted a few memes about his transformation as an actor. But it wasn’t just the memes that stood out—it was the message behind them. In his caption, he wrote:
“Here’s to turning non-believers into believers!
Every question & doubt only fueled my determination to work harder and come back stronger.”
He then thanked both his fans and his critics, acknowledging their roles in his journey:
“To everyone who cheered for me then and still does now – thank you. Your support means everything.
To those who doubted me, thank you for pushing me to prove myself again!”
He ended with a message that reflected just how personal and emotional this comeback has been:
“What a journey it’s been so far; it feels like my debut all over again, and I have a long way to go. Grateful for every step, every lesson, and every bit of love and fire!”
What makes Arjun’s response so powerful is how he chose positivity over negativity. In a world where it’s easy to snap back at critics, he responded with grace. His words reflect the mindset of someone who is focused on self-growth and learning, not just external validation.