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The practice of body shaming celebrities is very common. Unfortunately, people have no qualms about commenting on others’ appearances and looks. Here are four Bollywood actresses—Mrunal Thakur, Vidya Balan, Tara Sutaria and Neha Dhupia—who spoke about being body shamed for gaining weight. It’s high time we should put an end to it!
Indian trolls cannot seem to move past Malaika Arora’s life. With a penchant for risque clothing and a relationship that’s most often labelled ‘unconventional’, the 49-year-old is a natural trigger point for the haters. Addressing what it’s like to live with the constant hate and body-shaming, Malaika opened up about it all in the teaser for her upcoming reality show, ‘Moving In With Malaika’. Here’s all she had to say in the cheeky clip.
The ‘Monica, O My Darling’ actress, Radhika Apte, recently spoke about ageism in the industry. She also talked about losing roles to younger actresses. Read on to know what all she had to say.
‘iDiva’ recently got into a candid conversation with our desi girl Priyanka Chopra Jonas, where she talked about body positivity, negative comments, struggles she faced while growing up and a lot more.
In a latest picture from her new maternity photoshoot, Bipasha Basu flaunts her baby bump in a daring cut-out dress and shares a powerful body positive message. The actor is all about embracing motherhood with pride. Let’s check out her picture and her message for fans.
Body shaming is so deeply entrenched in our society that we unwillingly and unintentionally use certain problematic body shaming phrases and comments. To promote a healthy body image and body positivity, ensure not to say these five commonly used body shaming phrases.
Sometimes we can be too harsh on our bodies for not looking a certain way. A few words of motivation can help us feel good about ourselves during such moments. We share five inspiring quotes from Bollywood celebs like Neha Dhupia, Priyanka Chopra, Sameera Reddy and others on body-acceptance and self-love.
Unknown men entered the Miranda House diwali fest, harassing women, catcalling them, and vandalising property on campus. After the incident, where does public safety stand for women in India?
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