Antara Mitra, a popular musician in the entertainment world, shared a reel from the sets of Saregamapa on social media Facebook.

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Seeing that, a woman attacked Antara about her 'competence' and 'compromised job'. The musician also responded on the face.

According to Hindustan Times sources, online trolls have become a big disease these days. Where the netizens are full of sarcasm when they see the stars. That is the fate of singer Antara Mitra.

At present he is the judge of Saregamapa. And there he made a reel video with some moments of the set. As it turned out, some netizens were on fire after seeing it. One woman even attacked Antara about her 'qualifications' and 'compromised employment'.

A woman wrote in a Facebook post — I agree with everything, but in Mumbai he even played playback, so hi-fi has become, how much money does he get paid? The world of this song is not as it seems. Little Bappi's assistant suggests that he will do a stage program with Lahiri, those who agree are up, and those who can't compromise, they have to be housewives like me.

He said, I am saying as a music artist myself - those who are still struggling in this line, they know the inner darkness the most. So Antara was very straight and did not get such a big place with talent alone. Because many such talents like Antara may be more than her, they are lost.

He then brought up a girl named Nihira of Saregama fame, who sang the title song in the movie Salaam Ae Ishq. The woman who commented on Antara's photo also wrote, "The singer is lost because she didn't compromise." He wrote at the end of the comment - No more limelight today. The last time I saw her was 10 years ago, when she got married. It's sad how many singers quit singing to save their self-respect.

This woman made several more comments on Antara's post. In one of which he wrote- Is this Antara or Judge? Who can't sing well by himself, what extra quality does he really have?

However, in view of this woman's comment, a netizen commented on her. Who wrote — I do not see even a dewdrop of humanity in you, to judge one like this...!

Meanwhile, the woman's comment did not escape the attention of singer Antara Mitra. He replied to the woman and wrote - Be well. When music is in your life, it means you are not ordinary. Depression is an inevitable part of life. If criticizing my rise eases your pain a little, then what's the harm! May your music and meditation both improve. Take obeisance.— Antara.