Rubina Dilaik, the winner of Bigg Boss 14 never failed to make headlines for speaking her mind during her part on the show. Rubina was known for voicing her opinions on the show without any hesitation, be it superstar Salman Khan, the show’s host, or other contestants. The actress is also a victim of trolls on social media and known for giving befitting replies to trolls. She is one of the most loved stars in the industry and is quite popular.
Rubina opened up about body-shaming and she mentioned in a recent interview with ETimes, how trolls call her ‘bhains’ or ‘buddhi’.
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Rubina wrote,
“Dear well Wishers/ PSEUDO FANS , I am observing that my weight gain is bothering you! You are relentlessly sending hate mails and messages , you don’t see my worth if I don’t hire a PR or if I don’t tip paps for spotting … you are threatening to leave fandoms coz I am fat now , I don’t wear good (designer) clothes and I am not working hard to get BIG projects …. Well , I am indeed disappointed that , FOR YOU my physical appearance is far more important than my talent and my commitment to my work ….. But I have a GOOD NEWS for you all…. ITS MY LIFE and it has phases , and you too are a phase of my life! PS :- I respect my fans, so don’t call yourself my FAN!”
Check out her Instagram post for her ‘pseudo fans’:
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Regarding the recent body shaming, she said that:
“You gain one extra inch here and there and they start commenting ‘Arre buddhi Lagne lagi hai, charm chala gaya hai, look at the way she walks, arre bhains hogayi hai’,”
She also added that people have the freedom to write whatever they wish to on anyone’s page on social media and that people are ‘inconsiderate about others feelings’.
Rubina also added something about respecting one’s choice and body positivity:
“People should know that respecting somebody’s choice of being how they want to should be there. There is no one to talk about it. If they talk about it, we on the other side should know how to handle it and not let them affect us. It is like a way of letting the trolls know that there is a boundary which they should not cross,”
