Lara Dutta Talks About Being Called ‘Buddhi’ And ‘Moti’, Says “It Doesn’t Make Any Difference In My Life”
Well said!
Trolling has become quite a thing on the internet nowadays. That being said, celebrities constantly get trolled and defined under the scrutiny of anonymous critics. Many celebrities have talked about trolling and how they work their way around it in interviews before. Recently, Lara Dutta, former Miss Universe, and actor shared how she deals with online hate and body shaming that comes with trolling. She also talked about being called ‘buddhi’ or ‘moti’ by the trolls and how she handles such comments.
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Lara Dutta Talks About Her Social Media Following
Lara Dutta addressed the issue of online trolling and negativity by emphasizing her limited social media presence. She highlighted that she maintains control over her online activity, sharing only what she deems special with her genuine followers. Lara acknowledged that while having a significant following may come with perks, it also invites criticism and trolling. However, she remains steadfast in her approach, prioritizing authenticity over popularity. According to Lara, her genuine followers are not interested in tearing her down, but rather in sharing meaningful moments with her.
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Lara Dutta On Her Experience Of Being Trolled And Body-Shamed
Lara also expressed gratitude for the relative lack of trolling and negative comments directed towards her. However, she admitted that there have been instances where individuals have expressed their opinions in less than favourable ways. Lara revealed that she has been subjected to age-shaming and body-shaming remarks. She talked about being called ‘Buddhi” (old) And “Moti” (fat) at times, but she is not bothered by it.
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Lara Dutta On How She Handles Online Trolling
Lara talked about how she adopts a healthy stance, asserting that if such comments hold no bearing on her life, she sees no reason to be affected by them. She further reflected on the anonymity of online handles, saying that everyone has their own struggles and challenges. Lara talked about the importance of refraining from judgment as she isn’t aware of what that person might be going through in their lives. We love this approach!
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Lara Dutta And Her Upcoming Projects
On the professional front, Lara Dutta’s set to star in the web series Ranneeti: Balakot & Beyond and the third instalment of the comedy series Welcome, the newest instalment being Welcome To The Jungle alongside Akshay Kumar. Additionally, she’ll be appearing in Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana alongside Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi.
