Neha Kakkar hits back at people trolling ‘O Sajna’; says, ‘Feel sad for those unhappy seeing my success’ : Bollywood News

Popular Bollywood singer Neha Kakkar has once again been trolled brutally by netizens for her latest music track, titled ‘O Sajna’. For the unversed, the music track is a remixed version of Falguni Pathak's iconic song ‘Maine Payal Hai Chhankai’, which was released in 1999. While reacting to the remix version, the veteran singer revealed that she wishes to take legal action against Neha Kakkar's ‘O Sajna’.

Neha Kakkar hits back at people trolling ‘O Sajna’; says, ‘Feel sad for those unhappy seeing my success’

Among all the hate coming from netizens, and displeasure from Dandiya Queen, Neha Kakkar has broken her silence. On Saturday, she took to her social media handle and shared her opinion on the same. In her Instagram story, Neha wrote, “And for those who're sooo / Unhappy seeing me / HAPPY and SUCCESSFULL. / I feel sorry for them. Bechaare.. / Plz keep commenting. / I won't even delete them. / Coz I know and Everybody knows What / NEHA KAKKAR Is!!”

Meanwhile, in the second slide, the singer added, “If talking in such a manner, saying such bad things about me, abusing me.. makes them feel good and if they think it will ruin my day. Then I'm sorry to inform them that I'm too blessed to have bad days. This God's child is always happy coz God himself/herself is keeping me happy.”

On the other hand, Kakkad also shared a note post on her Instagram feed. The singer subtly addressed her trolls while calling herself the “most blessed child of God”.

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For the unversed, Neha Kakkar starrer ‘O Sajna’, the song released on September 23, 2022. Along with Neha Kakkar, the music track also featured Instagram influencer Dhanashree Verma and actor Priyank Sharma. On the other hand, the original version of the song was released in 1999 and featured Vivan Bhathena and Nikhila Palat.

Also Read: Falguni Pathak reacts to the remake of ‘Maine Payal Hai’; says, ‘Wish I could take legal action’