Bollywood actress Ayesha Takia deleted her Instagram account after being criticized for her alleged surgery. Ayesha’s Instagram page reads ‘Sorry, this page is not available’.
Recently, a picture of the actress went viral, in which she was decked out in a blue and gold saree with her hair down. However, social media users did not like her new look and face at all and they criticized her by making negative comments. Several netizens also started questioning him through comments.
After seeing Ayesha Takia’s new look, fans criticized her, after which Ayesha Takia finally had to delete her social media account.
Even earlier, social users had expressed their disapproval on her photos earlier this year, to which the actress had given them a strong reply.
Responding to the criticism from users, Ayesha Takia wrote a long note on Insta Story, in which she advised people to stop worrying about her and wrote that she is very happy with her life.
Ayesha Takia hit the headlines after starring in Salman Khan’s action thriller ‘Wanted’, though she has been away from the film industry for many years, she keeps in touch with her fan following through social media. His fans want to see him as before and love his past films.
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**Interview with Ayesha Takia: Navigating Social Media Backlash**
**Interviewer:** Ayesha, thank you for joining us today. You recently faced a wave of criticism online that led to you deleting your Instagram account. Can you share what that experience was like for you?
**Ayesha Takia:** Thank you for having me. It was quite overwhelming, honestly. I posted a picture where I felt beautiful, wearing a lovely saree, but the reaction I received was harsh. It really highlighted how cruel social media can be. Instead of receiving compliments, I was met with negativity and hurtful comments about my appearance.
**Interviewer:** Some fans have been very vocal about their disappointment, particularly regarding your looks. In the past, you’ve addressed similar situations directly on social media. Why did you ultimately decide to delete your account this time?
**Ayesha Takia:** I’ve always believed in standing my ground and addressing negativity, but this time it felt different. The constant barrage of criticism just became too much to handle. I thought deleting my account would be the healthiest decision for my mental wellbeing. I want to be happy and not feel pressured by what others think of my looks.
**Interviewer:** You mentioned in your past responses that you’re happy with your life. What are some of the things that bring you joy, beyond social media?
**Ayesha Takia:** I find joy in my family, my health, and exploring my passions outside of acting. I’ve taken this time to focus on myself and engage in things that make me feel fulfilled—like cooking, painting, and spending quality time with loved ones. It’s important for me to prioritize that instead of focusing on online opinions.
**Interviewer:** Given your journey and the public’s reaction, what do you think needs to change in the way society views body image and celebrity standards?
**Ayesha Takia:** I believe there needs to be a fundamental shift in how we value beauty and success. We need to embrace individual differences and promote positivity instead of comparison. I often wonder why we can’t celebrate diversity in appearances and why there is such a relentless pressure to conform to a single standard.
**Interviewer:** That’s a powerful message. for your fans who may feel disappointed by your absence on social media, what would you like to say to them?
**Ayesha Takia:** I am incredibly grateful for my fans who have supported me throughout my career. Your love means the world to me. I want them to know that taking care of myself is my priority right now. I hope they continue to cherish my past work and remember that I am still living my life on my own terms.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Ayesha, for sharing your insights and experiences with us. Your perspective is truly valuable, especially in today’s social media-driven world.
**Ayesha Takia:** Thank you for having me! I appreciate the opportunity to voice these thoughts.
**Debate Question:** Do you think social media platforms should take greater responsibility for reducing harassment, or does it fall on individuals to develop thicker skin? What are your thoughts?
