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Toxic Actress Slams Hypocritical Trolls
29 Aug
Summary
- Co-stars defend actress Kiara Advani against trolls.
- Trolling targets actress for intimate scenes post-motherhood.
- Actors' work is defended as portraying characters, not personal lives.
The film "Toxic," released on August 26, has sparked debate around actress Kiara Advani's intimate scenes. Despite the film's initial reception, Advani has faced online criticism, with some trolls targeting her for performing bold scenes after becoming a mother. This backlash has drawn sharp reactions from her co-stars, Swastika Mukherjee and Benedict Garrett.
Mukherjee, speaking to NDTV, criticized the tendency to form opinions before even seeing a film, especially concerning women and actors. She questioned why actresses should be expected to only play certain types of roles, emphasizing that intimacy is a natural part of life.
Garrett, through an Instagram video, highlighted the perceived double standards where male co-stars like Yash receive praise for similar scenes, while Advani is subjected to abuse. He argued that both actors are professionals doing their job by portraying characters and telling stories, regardless of their marital or parental status.
