Ayesha Takia has restored her Instagram account after reportedly deleting it on August 23 due to intense trolling. The actor not only restored the account but has also responded to the backlash for her appearance in social media posts with a confident message.
Ayesha Takia Returns to Instagram After Trolls Target Her Appearance
Ayesha took to Instagram Stories to address the trolls indirectly, posting a text that read, "Did you notice how I just didn't respond? Very mindful, very cutesy, very demure." This subtle yet powerful reply highlighted her decision to rise above the negative comments and maintain her composure.
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The controversy began when Ayesha shared videos of herself wearing a blue Kanjeevaram saree on Instagram. These clips quickly gained attention, and fans flooded the comments section with remarks about her appearance. Some claimed that Ayesha looked different, with many speculating that she had undergone "botox" and "fillers." Comments ranged from disappointment to confusion, with one fan writing, "Why did you destroy your face and natural beauty?" Another remarked, "I can't find that cute girl anymore... anyway… God bless you and keep smiling."
This is not the first time Ayesha has faced criticism over her appearance. Earlier this year, she was trolled for her looks after being spotted at Mumbai airport. At that time, Ayesha addressed the issue with a heartfelt Instagram post, explaining that she was dealing with a family medical emergency and had little interest in the superficial opinions circulating online.
She wrote, "I need to say this: I rushed to Goa two days ago. I had a medical emergency in my family... My sister has literally been in the hospital. Amidst all this, I remember being stopped by paps and posing for them for basically a few seconds before flying off. It turns out there are no other important issues in the country except dissecting my looks. I have been bombarded by ridiculous viral opinions of how people think I should have looked and don't. Literally, get over me, yaar, I have zero interest in doing any films or any comeback like people are saying."
Ayesha Takia made her Bollywood debut with the 2004 film Tarzan: The Wonder Car. She has since appeared in several notable movies, including Dor, Dil Maange More, and Wanted.
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