Amulya Rattan Reacts to Trolling After Viral 'Civic Sense' Video: "Do I Deserve That?"

A social media frenzy broke out this week after a brief clip of influencer Amulya Rattan went viral, sparking an intense debate over public spaces, content-creation etiquette, and the rising tide of online trolling.

How It Started?

The controversy began when Rattan was filming in a public place when a man walked into her frame. Visibly annoyed, she paused mid-recording to complain about what she described as a lack of civic sense. In the clip, she heard saying, “Zero sense hai, zero. Someone is filming a video, just go in between. Where is civic sense?” She then added that what upset her most was that the man “didn't even say sorry.”

Amulya Rattan Faces Backlash:

As the clip gained traction, Rattan faced intense trolling, memes, and widespread criticism. While some viewers questioned her remarks and expectations from people in public spaces, others went a step further, flooding her comment sections with abusive messages.

"Let Me Give You My Side Of The Story..."

Responding to the backlash, Rattan posted a detailed video on Instagram explaining what happened. She said, “Hi guys, one of our videos is being circulated on the internet, and I think it's been taken out of context. So let me give you my side of the story of what exactly happened that day.” She explained that she was recording a simple outfit check in a public space and had already changed locations multiple times to avoid disturbing anyone.

She added that a group of men stood behind her, staring, which made her uncomfortable and forced her to move again. Addressing the viral moment, she said, “My choice of words could have been better, and I genuinely take that as a learning.” Rattan also apologised, saying, “I'm really sorry agar kisi ke sentiments hurt huye ho toh,” while firmly drawing a line against abuse and threats, asking, “Do I deserve that?”

Mixed Reactions Continue Online:

The response video itself sparked fresh discussion online. Some users supported her accountability, while others remained critical. One comment read, “Public space means everyone has equal rights, content creators can't expect special treatment.” Another said, “At least she owned up and apologized; that takes courage.” A third user commented, “Criticism is fine, but threats are never okay.” Another added, “This is a good reminder for both influencers and viewers to be mindful.” One user noted, “People forget there is a human behind the screen,” while another wrote, “Internet outrage often goes too far.”

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