India slams Aishwarya for failing to lose weight - Page 3

Originally posted by: -ksh-

^^^Well isnt Ash an international icon? Then she should be judged by international standards.

She may be an international icon, but at heart she is completely Indian. It is ok to be judged by international standards in the West. In India, no.

Originally posted by: Ms.Reddy

She may be an international icon, but at heart she is completely Indian. It is ok to be judged by international standards in the West. In India, no.

Originally posted by: -ksh-

She is an international icon. She has to meet international standards. She wasnt too posh to push unlike international icons. So obviously weight standards have to be those set by international ones.

https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/post/49581464

There is no international standard that celebrities cannot give birth in a natural way. And there are a lot of celebs who weren't "too posh to push."

https://www.celebritybabyscoop.com/2012/01/26/celebrity-moms-who-had-natural-vs-c-section-births

Trust Dailymail to make a mountain out of a molehill. The Indian media hardly featured this news. Dailymail have published this on one of their hero slots on their website and the article has over 500 comments already, each of them calling Indians what not for wanting Ash to lose weight.

I think when compared to a lot of other countries, Indians do appreciate women in all shapes and sizes. With regards to Ash- lets deal with it, she is overweight now. She may have a valid reason for it. No one would care as long as she decided not to parade herself infront of the media in Cannes. for someone who made a name for her looks- she is inviting the wrath if she appears in the state that she is in.

^I would say she is doing her job and fulfilling her professional committments.

If L'Oreal wants her to represent them at Cannes even if she is overweight, it just shows how high in regard they hold her and how important she is to them.

Originally posted by: Ms.Reddy

There is no international standard that celebrities cannot give birth in a natural way. And there are a lot of celebs who weren't "too posh to push."

http://www.celebritybabyscoop.com/2012/01/26/celebrity-moms-who-had-natural-vs-c-section-births

Originally posted by: Naach_Basanti

Trust Dailymail to make a mountain out of a molehill. The Indian media hardly featured this news. Dailymail have published this on one of their hero slots on their website and the article has over 500 comments already, each of them calling Indians what not for wanting Ash to lose weight.

I think when compared to a lot of other countries, Indians do appreciate women in all shapes and sizes. With regards to Ash- lets deal with it, she is overweight now. She may have a valid reason for it. No one would care as long as she decided not to parade herself infront of the media in Cannes. for someone who made a name for her looks- she is inviting the wrath if she appears in the state that she is in.

Sameera Reddy ?@reddysameera

such fuss over Aishwarya Rai's post baby weight!i think its sad! the pressures of the celeb! she is a mother first! lets respect that!

On the Guardian site, Aishwarya's weight debate has taken over other political, sports, business news.