Hina Khan, who’s currently winning hearts on Pati Patni Aur Panga, shared a long note for Ashnoor Kaur. She expressed her take on the body-shaming comments made by Tanya Mittal and Neelam Giri. Hina even thanked
Salman Khan for supporting Ashnoor Kaur and bashing Tanya and Neelam for commenting on Ashnoor’s body weight.
While talking about the incident, she said, “I waited for this WKV, and that’s why I didn’t express my anger against those hurtful and insensitive things said against Ashnoor. Coz after knowing you for so many years, I knew this week justice will be served by @beingsalmankhan. Thank you, Salman, for picking this up and handling this sensitive issue with utmost grace and appropriate empathy. You did it.”
She further wrote, “A 21-year-old girl is being shamed repeatedly for her height, weight, and looks on national television by another bunch of women who have seen the world way more than her. #SHAME I am beyond proud of @ashnoorkaur for handling the whole thing with so much poise, sensibility, clarity, and maturity. Although she could have made a big issue out of it, she didn’t do any drama, no fake tears, no sympathy, no unnecessary poking, or use this as an opportunity to grab cheap attention coz she’s not desperate. That speaks for her character, values, and the culture instilled by her parents.”
Later, Hina said, “Our appearance, looks, and health are not just an outcome of our life choices; sometimes, it’s also our genes. I know it too well. Remember, women especially endure greater health issues because of hormonal imbalances — from mood swings, fatigue, insomnia, irregular menstruation, weight gain, dry skin, weight loss, to chronic illnesses like diabetes, hypo or hyperthyroid, infertility, obesity, etc.”
Concluding the post, she said, “We can’t change our genetics, and we’ve got to bear the consequences. I know what it takes to battle against our own genetic susceptibility. It is life-altering and massively depressive and restrictive. Ask me how it feels when it’s in the genes. Yes, we all make mistakes I too have but when mistakes are repeated often without remorse, it’s convenience and plain old arrogance. I wish empathy finds them who disagree, and love for all. You look so, so pretty, my gurl.”
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