Nayanthara who is fondly called as “Lady Superstar” by her fans, played the role of “Goddess Sita” in a film named “Ramarajyam” in which actor Nandamuri Balakrishna played the role of Lord Ram. Responding to a recent viral tweet of an online user who criticized Kriti Sanon for playing the role of Sita in one of her upcoming films, actress Kasthuri pointed out Balakrishna and Nayanthara playing the roles of Ram and Sita respectively in the past and schooled the online user to consider films as films instead of comparing it to the real life.

also read : “ஏய் ம*று என் இஷ்டம் அது” ரசிகர்களிடம் கொந்தளித்த சம்யுதா !!

In the age of social media, unwarranted negativity and baseless opinions have become all too common. Recently, actress Kriti Sanon faced unnecessary criticism on Twitter for her casting as Sita in Om Raut’s Adipurush. The backlash against her was primarily based on her previous movie characters, raising questions about the unfair judgment actresses face in comparison to their male counterparts.

Once again, social media became a platform for unwarranted negativity when a Twitter user expressed dissent over Kriti Sanon being cast as Sita in Adipurush. The user’s argument was centered around her previous movie characters, citing her performances in Bollywood songs as “vulgar” and deeming her unfit for the role. However, this incident is just one of many where actresses face criticism and judgment for simply doing their job—portraying diverse roles on-screen.

also read : மாலத்தீவுக்கு பாஸ்போர்ட் தேவையா ?? ரசிகர்களின் கேள்விக்கு அனிதா சம்பத் பதில் !

Actresses, like any other professionals, have the right to explore a range of characters and roles in their careers. Kriti Sanon, known for her versatility, has portrayed a variety of characters with conviction and talent. It is unfair to judge her suitability for a particular role based solely on her past performances, especially when she has not even begun shooting for the movie in question. Just as actors are not questioned about their purity or piousness when portraying revered characters like Ram and Laxman, actresses should also be free from such biased scrutiny.

One of the critical points raised by social media users in response to the criticism of Kriti Sanon is the double standard prevalent in society. Why is it that only actresses’ “purity” and “piousness” are questioned when they take on roles like Sita, while male actors playing iconic characters like Ram or Laxman are not subjected to the same scrutiny? This discrepancy highlights the hypocrisy ingrained within our society.

The film industry is a dynamic and creative space where artists embody a variety of characters. It is through their dedication and talent that they bring these characters to life on the silver screen. Actresses, just like actors, are professionals who are passionate about their craft. It is essential to recognize that the roles they play are not a reflection of their personal lives or values but rather a testament to their ability to portray diverse characters convincingly.