Home / Arts and Entertainment / Jailer 2 Star Defends Character Amid Body-Shaming Claims
Jailer 2 Star Defends Character Amid Body-Shaming Claims
27 Oct
Summary
- Nancy Divya clarifies her Jailer 2 role was a lively food lover.
- Edited scenes with Rajinikanth altered audience perception, she claims.
- Divya advocates for changing societal views on body size and humor.
Nancy Divya Vikram, an advocate against body-shaming, has responded to criticism regarding her portrayal of Sheela in 'Jailer 2.' She explained that the character was conceived as a lively individual with a passion for food, rather than a subject of ridicule. Divya suggested that edits to scenes involving her and Rajinikanth might have led to misinterpretations of body-shaming.
Divya recounted that several interactions with Rajinikanth, including playful teasing, were removed from the film's final cut. She posited that showcasing these deleted sequences could have offered a different perspective on her character. Furthermore, Divya has actively spoken out against societal biases related to body size, asserting that individuals of all sizes should have the freedom to express themselves through clothing.
She urged a societal shift in how people perceive humor, questioning the inclination to laugh at physical appearances. Divya stressed the importance of self-reflection in determining what is appropriate to appreciate or find amusing. The film 'Jailer 2' features Rajinikanth and is directed by Nelson Dilipkumar, with a star-studded cast including Ramya Krishnan and Vidya Balan.
