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Body shaming has become a recurring theme in Indian entertainment, with public figures speaking out against online criticism of women's post-pregnancy bodies. Recent conversations highlight responses from actors and creators addressing judgment on appearance, parenthood, and personal choices.
Richa Chadha slams online trolls body-shaming Katrina Kaif after pregnancy, calling them 'losers' and saying the industry respects motherhood. Katrina says social media narratives shouldn't paralyse personal decisions.
Aanchal Dubey calls out Mahhi Vij and Gullu over alleged body-shaming remarks on Bigg Boss 20, saying 'No matter what shape or size' — her sister's talent speaks for itself.
Varun Dhawan uploaded a short video showing director David Dhawan reacting to Salman Khan’s outspoken defence of celebrities on Bigg Boss 20, where the star condemned appearance‑based trolling and intrusive photography.
Salman Khan used his Bigg Boss platform to condemn online body‑shaming of actress Katrina Kaif and other female stars, calling out trolls and flashing confidence by removing his shirt.
A viral Bigg Boss 20 promo shows Salman Khan tearing into trolls who mock people for their weight, age and looks. He names no one, but the internet has decided he means Katrina Kaif.
Sonarika Bhadoria has called out body-shaming aimed at Katrina Kaif following her postpartum appearance at the Ambani family's Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations, without naming her directly on Instagram.
Ali Zafar has spoken out against body-shaming aimed at Katrina Kaif after her Ganpati appearance with son Vihaan, urging men to examine their own double standards on women's bodies.
Masaba Gupta praised Bipasha Basu's Elle India cover with a post celebrating her athletic build, and social media immediately linked it to Mrunal Thakur's resurfaced comment about Basu's physique.