Social networking could pose a problem for celebrities, says Saif!
While Priyanka Chopra has become the reigning queen of Twitter, Saif Ali Khan seems to be facing some problem owing to his interest in social networking.
|Last Updated: Aug 09, 2009, 04:51 PM IST|Source: Bureau
Spicezee Bureau
Mumbai: While Priyanka Chopra has become the reigning queen of Twitter, actor Saif Ali Khan seems to be facing some problem owing to his interest in social networking. After his latest hit ‘Love Aaj Kal’, the actor has earned himself a lot many fans on Facebook. Though the actor loves to interact with people through the same, he reportedly had to block his Facebook account after he got as many as 1,000 pending friend requests from fans.
Alhough he has not joined the blog bandwagon as yet, Saif is really high on the use of social networking to be in touch with his fans. At an event to launch the ‘Love Aaj Kal’ gaming application recently, Saif revealed that he is quite fond of the online world.
Saif said, "Social networks are great platforms to promote a film. But for celebrities it could sometime pose a problem." Saif also revealed that it just gets too much for celebrities to manage their authentic online profiles.
Well, since Kareena is reportedly planning to settle abroad now, guess Saif should just stick to social networking, no matter how problematic it can get for him!
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