Hyderabad. Telugu actress Faria Abdullah has faced a lot of trolling after participating enthusiastically in Hyderabad's Bonalu Festival. Some users on social media are allegedly calling him 'kafir'. After being trolled, Faria has broken his silence on this. He has shared his reaction video on social media. In this she is seen crying bitterly.
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Why is Faria being trolled?
Let us tell you that Tollywood actress Faria Abdullah recently participated in the Bonalu Festival at Sri Mahakaleshwar Ammavari Temple in the old city of Hyderabad. During this time, Faria raised Bonham along with other women. She was seen dancing with full enthusiasm in this festival. As soon as this video of his went viral on social media, some people started trolling him. Questions were raised on Faria's Muslim identity. The actress has now given a befitting reply to the trollers regarding this.
Faria talked about his Muslim identity
Faria has shared a video from his Instagram account. In this, she is seen talking about her Muslim faith and identity while replying to the trollers. Faria is seen crying in this. He has also mentioned his family background in this video. She says, 'My father is a converted Muslim. Do you understand what this means? He adopted Islam because he liked this religion.
What did Faria say in the video?
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The actress further said that what would my upbringing have been like, when someone was teaching me the good things about a religion because they liked it so much that they wanted to adopt it? I have always seen the good in Islam. To be honest, I want only good for you too. Further in the video, Faria says that she has always seen and learned the beautiful aspects of Islam since childhood. He further said that some people are calling him 'infidel'. People say that she is moving towards the wrong path. Addressing those who say such negative things, Faria said that she will continue to send love instead of hatred.
“I see God and life in everything around me, including trees, stones and butterflies,” Faria said. While expressing her views, Faria could not control her emotions and started crying on camera. Many users and fans have come in support of Faria on this video. People are advising her to stay strong and sending love.
At the end of the video, she also recalled a childhood conversation with her mother, when a curious Fariya had asked her mother the meaning of the word 'Allah'. She said, 'When I was a child, I asked my mother, what is the word 'Allah'? What does it mean? He simply said that it means light. This means everywhere, everything, at the same time. How can you separate something that is everywhere, everything, at the same time?'
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The actress also talked about this issue in the 'Ice Breaking with Isaac' podcast. She said temples and other places of worship have always been sacred to her as she grew up in a mixed-culture family. Faria said she had never experienced Bonalu before and wanted to join in because it was part of the culture she grew up in. She told that she felt deeply connected to the atmosphere of the festival.
What is the festival of Bonalu?
Bonalu is a traditional Hindu folk festival dedicated to the goddess Mahakali and her regional forms, such as Yellamma. This festival is celebrated every year in the Hindu month of Ashadha (July–August) mainly in Hyderabad, Secunderabad and throughout Telangana. It is celebrated as a festival to express gratitude for the health, safety and security of the community.
Why was Faria trolled?
Fariya had attended the Bonalu celebrations at the historic Sri Mahakaleshwar Ammavari Temple in Mirallam Mandi in the Old City of Hyderabad on August 10, 2026. He participated enthusiastically in the festival activities and also fulfilled his childhood dream by raising the traditional 'Bangaru Bonam'. While many praised the actress for embracing Telangana culture and the inclusive spirit, a section of social media users criticized her involvement as she was born in a Muslim family. Following this criticism, Faria spoke openly about his mixed cultural upbringing and his personal understanding of religion.