Dighi. Photo: Collected

Prarthana Fardin Dighi melted hearts, with her sweet smile and cute performances in movies such as "Kabuliwala", "Ek Takar Bou", and "Chachchu Amar Chachchu". Growing up, the young actress was fond of the social media app TikTok. However, the artiste now feels that her presence on TikTok is the cause behind her increasing number of 'haters' and trolls.

During a special screening of "Poran", the actress told the local media about her acting career so far and her love for Tiktok.

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"When I was younger, I had very few haters. However, as I grew up, this number started to increase. I guess it's normal for a person to be disliked by some people in adulthood. However, if I make a mistake, and it is pointed out to me, then I do my best to correct it," said the actress.

The actress received a lot of criticism for her performance in Delwar Jahan Jhantu's "Tumi Acho, Tumi Nei". However, Dighi was able to win back fans with a wonderful performance in Chorki's web film "Shesh Chithi".

Dighi is a regular user of the video platform TikTok. Many people believe that her presence on this app is damaging her reputation, as many people constantly troll the star in the comment section of her videos.

"I don't understand why my use of TikTok is being questioned, when several other actresses also use the app. Why aren't they being questioned? Nowadays, I don't really get much time to make Tiktok videos, and I barely spend more than a few minutes making videos on the app," said Dighi.

Now, the actress is contemplating the idea of leaving TikTok for good, as she is busy with work and studies. However, the actress also believes that she has a lot of fans on TikTok, and does not want to leave them.

"I have got a lot of followers due to TikTok, and many of them really love and adore me. It was due to their love and support, that I used to make TikTok videos regularly," added the actress.

Prarthana Fardin Dighi is all geared up for the release of her movies "Mujib: The Making of a Nation" and "Srabon Josnay".