‘The Male Feminist’ Ep 4: Neha Dhupia’s Advice To Her 16-Year-Old Self Is Sweet But Hard-Hitting. We Can All Relate!
You know, all women tend to compare themselves with others and we are not saying that it is a bad thing but at times, they don’t appreciate themselves enough and it is completely wrong. In the latest episode of Hauterrfly’s The Male Feminist, former Miss India and actress Neha Dhupia gave sweet but hard-hitting advice to her 16-year-old self that is all about self-love. We all can relate, TBH!
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In a candid and insightful conversation with Siddhaarth Aalambayan aka the Male Feminist of Hauterrfly, actress Neha Dhupia gave an important message to her 16-year-old self which is exactly what all young girls need to hear. Neha’s message to her teen self is that she is beautiful just the way she is. She said, “I was a typical teenager as I always tried to compare myself to others and always tried to be this other person. I used to think I was not thin enough, I was not fit enough. I was judging myself by the cover and now when I see the photographs, I just think that I will do anything to look like that and I wish I had enjoyed that a lot more.”
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Furthermore, the A Thursday actress added that she would like to tell every young person, especially girls, that they are beautiful and they are fighting the wrong battles. She also advised them to enjoy their life to the fullest.
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Meanwhile, Neha Dhupia also opened up about experiencing societal ‘taane’ when she got into modelling, pregnancy, postpartum changes, breaking breastfeeding stereotypes, and feminism. You can take a look at the full interview here:
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