Actor Benedict Garrett responds to online trolling directed at Kiara Advani over the “Tabaahi” song from his upcoming film “Toxic.” In statements reported by Times of India and NDTV, Garrett argues that critics apply double standards by judging Advani for her professional work while overlooking similar circumstances for others. He says audiences often fail to separate an actor’s on-screen performances from personal life, stressing that acting is a job that involves portraying characters. Garrett also points to the example that other actors involved in the same film industry context are similarly married, implying that scrutiny is not consistently applied. The remarks come amid continued public discussion around “Toxic” ahead of its release, with the “Tabaahi” song becoming a focal point for debates online. Across both outlets, Garrett’s core message is that trolling based on an actor’s marital status or personal life—linked to how a song or character is presented—reflects hypocrisy and a misunderstanding of acting as a profession.