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Actress Renuka Shahane has come out in strong defense of Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, condemning those who continue to troll the actress for her post-pregnancy weight gain and public appearances. Aishwarya, who has represented India on countless international platforms, is often targeted for her looks instead of being praised for her career longevity and global impact.

“If You Don’t Have Anything Nice To Say, Just Shut Your Mouth":
In a recent interview, Renuka passionately addressed the criticism surrounding Aishwarya’s red carpet appearances, particularly after she became a mother.

“Should we not celebrate her consistent achievements over the years? It doesn’t take one minute for a big company to drop you. And she has been the brand ambassador for the company for years, representing us year in and year out. And all we can think of is ‘Oh, she wore this, it didn’t look good.’ Please don’t do this. If you don’t have anything nice to say, just shut your mouth," she said firmly.

On The Pressure Actresses Face in the Age of Social Media:
Renuka highlighted how social media has intensified public scrutiny, placing unrealistic expectations on women in entertainment. “Actresses today face immense pressure. There’s constant judgement, and people forget they are humans first," she remarked.
She added that the obsession with appearances has only worsened in recent years, turning social media into a space where celebrities — especially women — are continuously dissected for every outfit, pose, or candid moment.

Unrealistic Expectations After Motherhood:
Renuka further criticised the industry and public for expecting female stars to instantly return to their pre-pregnancy physiques. “There’s so much expectation placed on women — to be perfect, to look perfect, to act perfect — and it’s just not fair," she said.

Abhishek Bachchan Had Also Condemned The Trolling:
Even Aishwarya’s husband, Abhishek Bachchan, had earlier addressed the issue, calling the remarks about his wife’s body “deeply insensitive." In an interview with DNA, he stated, “It’s disgusting how people feel entitled to comment on a woman’s body, especially after childbirth. It says more about them than it does about her."

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