Netizens Leave Crass Comments After Aishwarya Rai’s Paris Fashion Week Walk Goes Viral. Shameful!
Aishwarya Rai was body-shamed after her ramp walk video from Paris Fashion Week went viral on the internet.
It seems that trolls will never rest their fingers from spreading hate online. This time they targeted Aishwarya Rai. Yes, you read that right! Trolls have been commenting on her weight ever since her videos from Paris Fashion Week started going viral. This comes after people trolled Katrina Kaif for her postpartum weight gain. Even after celebrities like Salman Khan and Parineeti Chopra raised their voices against it, haters are not ready to rest.
Aishwarya Rai Trolled Over Body Weight
Instead of celebrating Aishwarya Rai’s attendance at Paris Fashion Week, people chose to shift their focus to dissecting her body. The actor, who represented India on a global stage, truly left no crumbs while owning the ramp. As soon as these glimpses were shared on social media, people commented on her body. A person reacted to a video featuring her on Instagram and called her “Moti Bhens”. Another user compared Aishwarya with Fiona from Shrek. Many people asked if she was pregnant. According to a person, Aishwarya should “maintain” her body. Another individual asked to imagine how she would look without makeup. One user penned that the actress thinks that she is still beautiful. Check them out below!
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Here’s What We Think
These comments are truly disturbing. Such remarks can severely impact a person’s mental health. Where is people’s empathy when they type such crass comments? Even after many people, including influential figures, have spoken out against such online abuse, why are we still not seeing any real change? It’s time that we introduce stricter laws so that people will have to think twice before sharing disturbing comments.
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First Published: September 29, 2026 6:27 PM
