Sai Pallavi and Nani starrer Netflix film Shyam Singha Roy won many accolades on social media, but according to a report in The News Minute, a Twitter post was written in Tamil which attempted to shame Sai Pallavi and claimed Was told that she was not “beautiful”. Trolls were soon called out in various circles, most notably by BJP leader Dr Tamilisai Soundararajan, who is currently the Governor of Telangana. Speaking to Puthiya Thalaimurai channel, Dr Tamilisai spoke about the kind of abuse and slander about his body that he has faced himself. “It’s only those who have been ridiculed like this who will know how much it hurts. I’m hurt, but I’ve overcome it with my talent, my hard work and hard work,” The News Minute reports. quoted him as saying. He said that there was no “Mahatma” to be unaffected by such abuse.
Dr Tamilisai said that she usually ignores it but it definitely hurts her. In a tweet where she shared a clip of herself speaking on the issue of body shaming and how it affects women, she wrote, “In a live TV interview today, highlighting body shaming and its impact on women. No woman should be discriminated against on the basis of her appearance, complexion and other physical characteristics.” She added: “Women should always maintain their self-confidence, as body shamers are specifically aimed at women. To discourage, discourage and destroy the progress of Don’t give space to such people. Always maintain mental strength and courage by ignoring them appropriately.”
Women should always maintain their confidence, as body shamers specifically intend to discourage, demoralize and destroy the progress of women. Don’t give space to such people. Always maintain mental strength and courage by ignoring them appropriately.@PTTVOnlineNews pic.twitter.com/nrnMpiLCS8
— Dr. Tamilisai Sundararajan (@DrTamilisaiGuv) January 27, 2022
In the interview, she also touched on relevant aspects of the matter, such as beauty in physical characteristics not traditionally considered beautiful, and how body-shaming affects women more than men, as evidenced by age discrimination. it happens.
“Behind every great woman there will be another great woman. Thank you madam @DrTamilisaiGuv for standing in this line. Your encouraging words not only inspire women but men too. Strict action against those #BodyShaming cowards Should be.”
Recently, Bollywood actress Swara Bhaskar also took a jibe at the vicious body shaming trolls. In November last year, she hit back at a troll who criticized her selfie in a saree and commented that her domestic help “looks much better. She had tweeted a picture of herself in a park wearing a saree.” A park, a walk, a book… ‘At peace’ must feel like this #smalljoys #grattitude #feelingwise,” she wrote. A Twitter user commented, “My maid looks so much better than you in a saree. Much prettier than you.” In his response, Bhaskar wrote, “I am sure your domestic help is beautiful. I hope you will respect his labor and his dignity and not act like a crawler with him.”
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