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Saiyami Kher slams online trolls, defends Katrina Kaif’s fitness
✍️ Mid-Day
🗓 13 Oct 2026, 07:46 AM
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Actress Saiyami Kher confronted abusive social‑media users who repeatedly question female stars’ bodies, stating Katrina Kaif has been fit all her life.
Mumbai – In an exclusive interview with Mid‑Day, actress Saiyami Kher addressed the wave of body‑shaming comments that female performers frequently endure on social platforms. She highlighted that trolls often target stars with baseless remarks about their appearance, creating a hostile environment for women in the industry.
Kher specifically referenced Katrina Kaif, noting that the Bollywood star “has been fit all her life” and that such personal attacks are unwarranted. She urged net users to shift focus from physical scrutiny to professional talent, emphasizing that respect should be the baseline for all actors.
The actress’s remarks add to a growing conversation among Indian celebrities about online harassment, with several peers calling for stricter moderation and greater awareness about gender‑biased trolling.
Mid‑Day reported that Kher’s comments were well‑received by fans, many of whom echoed her call for a healthier digital discourse. The interview underscores the entertainment community’s push for change in how female artists are discussed online.
Kher specifically referenced Katrina Kaif, noting that the Bollywood star “has been fit all her life” and that such personal attacks are unwarranted. She urged net users to shift focus from physical scrutiny to professional talent, emphasizing that respect should be the baseline for all actors.
The actress’s remarks add to a growing conversation among Indian celebrities about online harassment, with several peers calling for stricter moderation and greater awareness about gender‑biased trolling.
Mid‑Day reported that Kher’s comments were well‑received by fans, many of whom echoed her call for a healthier digital discourse. The interview underscores the entertainment community’s push for change in how female artists are discussed online.