'Pregnancy is not a disease,' Sania Mirza offers 'word of advice' for trolls

Sania Mirza is kwn to t hold back when it comes to voicing her opinion, and in a recent incident, Indian tennis ace was seen giving some 'words of vice' to a troll who has been giving her pregnancy vice off lately.

Indian tennis superstar is married to Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik, and couple are expecting first child in October.  arrival of her newborn has forced Sania to be sidelined from sport. Though, re have been several users on social media, especially men who have tried to shame her during her pregnancy.

In what comes as surprise, Sania Mirza was clearly miffed by personal attacks launched at her. former World Number One doubles player took to Twitter to teach se men a lesson, who have been giving her free vice recently.

"Word of vice for ppl (specially since majority seem to be men) who think being pregnant means you have to go into hibernation for 9 months,sit at home and for some reason be ‘ashamed in this haalat’," she wrote on Twitter.

"So when women are pregnant y don’t have a disease or become untouchable- Or become a corpse!!! y are still ‘RMAL’ human beings and are still allowed to live a rmal life!! so pls take your hes out of your a** and think where exactly you came from too..your mor’s womb!! #ittakesallkindstomakethisworld #dumidiots too," Sania ded.

However, this isn't first time Sania Mirza has lashed out at trolls. A couple of weeks ago, a journalist h tried to troll her husband Shoaib Malik, after Pakistan h crashed out of 2018 Asia Cup after losing to Banglesh in Super Fours fixture.

journalist h tried to pin blame on Sania Mirza for Pakistan's exit from 2018 Asia Cup. However, Sania Mirza was quick to respond to journalist by saying: "Arre bechaara.. clearly poor guy has been watching a different Asia Cup."

Sania Mirza is one of highly successful tennis players India h witnessed. tennis ace has won six Grand Slam titles and has won six gold medals across different multi-sport events including Asian Games and Commonwealth Games. Sania was hit by a knee-injury scare in 2017, though, she still has set her sights on Tokyo 2020 Olympics.