Exclusive: Instagrammers Abhi & Niyu share their views on cyber trolling; Read here

Abhiraj Rajhyaksha and Niyati Mavinkurve of Abhi & Niyu are two content creators from India who have garnered major success in a few years. two rose to fame with ir series #100ReasonsToLoveIndia on social media, where y spent travelling for 200 days around country in order to celebrate India.

While speaking in an exclusive interview with Republicworld.com, duo revealed that one of  reasons behind ir #100ReasonsToLoveIndia series was to educate millennials about beauty of India and historical significance it holds. 

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Abhi and Niyu on facing trolling online

Being content creators on internet and t facing any trolling is a rare sight. Like various ors in business, Abhi and Niyu have also been through online trolling and face negative comments.

In an interview with Republicworld.com, duo was asked how y respond to negativity on internet. two were very frank about how y deal with negativity and trolling on internet. Abhiraj stated that he does t care about a video once it is uploed as it becomes of people and he does t own it anymore.

Whereas, on or hand, Niyati shared that being an emotional person by heart, negativity does affect her to some extent but she grew a thick skin over years which allowed her to cope. Check out ir detailed views below - 

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Abhiraj's views -

Once I release video, I don't seek out reactions. Once video is done and it is out re, I don't own video anymore, it becomes people's video. People decide wher video is a b one or a good one. Yes, i am very emotional regarding whatever we put out on our platforms. Comments on a video are important, once my emotional connection with video is over, I go and check what people are saying about it. Constructive criticism is always welcomed. I believe unless re are any negative comments under a video, that video has t done well. Only recent followers put negative comments. Getting 1% of negative comments is fine for me. 

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Niyati's views -

For me, I am a very emotional person by nature, so negative comments do affect me a bit. But, overtime i have grown a thicker skin around this matter. Earlier, I would reply to Facebook comments and people on that portal do get nasty at times. w, I igre comments altoger. Only a few things do get to me, but when y do, it does hurt. 

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