People are bored and jobless, says Kareena Kapoor about trolls

Trolling on social media has significantly increased amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and after Sushant's death.

Talking about the same, Kareena said, "I just feel that the lockdown and pandemic have caused a lot of chaos in people's minds and we have got a lot of time on our hands."

"People are just over-discussing, over-analyzing, and over-trolling things (sic)."

Further addressing the topic of trolling and online hatred, Kareena said that people are just bored and the pandemic is taking a toll on everyone.

"The idea is that everyone should just be happy in their space and not get into each others' hair. If trolling makes someone happy then so be it," she said in an interview with The Quint.

Kareena, who hails from the famous Kapoor family, has often been a target when it comes to nepotism.

Talking about the existence of nepotism in Bollywood, she had earlier said that she found the debate weird as people had the power to make or break a star.

She added that if people had a problem with star kids, they must not watch their movies.

After Sushant's death on June 14, many theories around his demise were floated and lack of acceptance in the film industry was one of them.

Fans claimed that since Sushant was an "outsider" and not a star kid, he was poorly treated and this sparked the nepotism debate.

Movies such as Sadak 2 and Khaali Peeli, featuring star kids, were widely trolled and boycotted.

Kareena, who is currently vacationing with husband Saif Ali Khan and son Taimur in Dharamshala, is expecting her second child next year.

Separately, on the work front, she will share the screen with Aamir Khan in Laal Singh Chaddha.

Talking about shooting during her pregnancy she said, "I just love my job a lot and I like being at work."