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Katrina Kaif speaks out on social media trolling and postpartum body shaming

Reported by Ananya Das (Senior Writer) · Hindustan Times - Entertainment ·

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EntertainmentKatrina Kaif speaks out on social media trolling and postpartum body shaming
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Actor Katrina Kaif has addressed mean remarks about her appearance on social media during an event in London. She recently faced cruel comments regarding her postpartum body after attending a public function. Speaking at an event to mark the one-year milestone of her cosmetics brand in partnership with Space NK on Thursday, she explained how she handles online criticism.

Online Criticism

Kaif stated that people must protect their self-worth from online chatter instead of trying to please everyone. She noted that letting negative remarks dictate her actions would have filled her with fear and stopped her progress. She also mentioned that individuals must act as their own biggest supporters when the world does not celebrate them. She tied this outlook to her brand's tagline, urging people to accept themselves in every phase of life.

Industry Support

Trolling had intensified after she attended a Ganpati puja at the Ambani residence last month, despite having given birth to her son, Vihaan, in November 2025. While critics attacked her appearance, online supporters and industry colleagues defended her. Fellow actors Salman Khan, Hrithik Roshan, Sameera Reddy, and Soundarya Rajinikanth rallied behind her during this period.

Context

Public figures often face intense scrutiny on social media regarding changes in their physical appearance, especially after major life events like childbirth. Celebrities frequently use public platforms to push back against body shaming and encourage healthier digital spaces. Such incidents highlight the growing conversation around online harassment in the entertainment industry.

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