‘I sometimes get hurt’ – Prithvi Shaw reflects on how he reacts to trolling on social media

Prithvi Shaw’s ascent and decline as an Indian batsman have been extensively covered over the last several years. Early in his career, Shaw displayed glimmers of class, despite being hailed as the next Sachin Tendulkar. There have been numerous highs and lows in Shaw’s career, from leading India U-19 to a World Cup championship to going unsold in the IPL 2025 big auction.

In a recent interview, Shaw discussed a number of topics related to his life. The batter also discussed the trolling he has experienced recently in the same conversation. The batter from Mumbai talked about adopting a new perspective on rolling, believing that if someone trolls, it indicates that they are interested in the batter’s path. Additionally, he disclosed that he occasionally felt nervous around people who unintentionally made fun of him.

How will he engage in troll behavior if he is not following me? It’s wonderful that he has his eyes on me.In my opinion, trolling is not a good thing, but it is also not so horrible; I notice memes whenever someone makes them about me. Shaw stated, “I get hurt sometimes,” in a video posted to the “Focused Indian” YouTube channel.

I wanted to know what went wrong: Prithvi Shaw

It’s important to note that Prithvi Shaw was seen dancing in a video that went viral recently. Nevertheless, the batter disclosed that he was unable to comprehend the vicious trolling he encountered due to a video of him dancing on his birthday. Shaw has been a member of the Delhi Capitals since 2018, for those who are unaware. He was not sold in the 2025 super auction because the team did not keep him, and after a lengthy stint, he will not play in the IPL.

“What have I done wrong, I wondered? I can tell if I’m doing something incorrectly. Shaw came to the conclusion that if something is not incorrect, it should be displayed in that manner.