Actor Honey Rose has warned legal action against online trolls and harassers who insult her by making double meaning jokes and sexually coloured remarks on social media. She said she has always ignored these 'mentally ill people', but has decided to take the legal course in the future. Though the actor did not take any names, she expressed her ire over an individual who insulted her during an event, which was organised by him. She claimed that the person was dragging her name unnecessarily on social media platforms as she refuses to attend his programs.

“People close to me ask why I wasn’t reacting when a person is constantly trying to insult me with double meaning remarks. They wonder whether I enjoy them or accept what he says. The person has been vengefully stalking me and insulting me with remarks that offend the modesty of a woman, after I refused to attend the events organised by him. He constantly quotes my name in the media in a degrading manner. I used to wonder whether a person can insult a woman because he is rich or whether the legal system in our country offers protection against this. Personally, I ignore such rants of mentally ill people; but that doesn’t mean I have lost my ability to react. One’s personal freedom isn’t the freedom to hurt or insult another’s freedom,” Honey wrote on Instagram.

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Honey Rose who has played a few memorable characters in Malayalam cinema is gearing up for the release of her upcoming film 'Rachel'.

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