Rhea Chakraborty Has The Most Epic Response To Trolls Calling Her ‘Chudail’ Or ‘A Killer’! Simply Says, ‘I Love You Too’
Rhea Chakraborty, at the conclave, indeed collected the audience’s love as she spoke up for herself and took a stand for herself after going through a long phase of tough time in 2020
Rhea Chakraborty recently went to a news channel conclave where she opened up about her experiences, for the first time in 4 years about whatever she went through in her life and faced the media trials with sheer courage and perseverance. During the interview, the actress presented her confident and articulated personality. Rhea, at the conclave, indeed collected audience’s love as she spoke up for herself and took a stand for herself after going through a long phase of tough time in 2020.
On the conclave, the host asked Rhea about the life that she gave up to be with the late Sushant Singh Rajput. As the host asked her to dig into this, he asked if she wanted to bring a change regarding the image everyone has made of her, and to this, Rhea very brilliantly answered, "Actually no, It’s not vis a vis him, I think it's more the conditioning that we have as a woman. Growing up, you are taught to be a good girl, a girl should dress like this, talk like this, don't hold a glass at a party, Achi ladki, gandi ladki, are, tumko jo ladki banna hai bano because boys are not given this, boys are not told ki aap esse chalo, esse khao, ye mt piyo ye mt karo, so I feel that conditioning I would have smashed way before and it's not one person's fault its in society by and large. I would like to tell young girls and young women out there, please live your life the way you want to live your life. You dressing a certain way, talking a certain way or having a certain life habit, does not make you a good girl or a bad girl."
Ahead of this, the host raised up another question and asked, people who are watching this interview are already trending, Rhea Chakraborty a killer or Rhea Chakraborty the chudail. What do you want to say to all those trolls out there? Well, Rhea indeed took a smart stance on this and just replied, "I Love you Too" and then a huge round of applause she received from the audience.
Ahead of this, Rhea gave a very generous take on her vulnerability when the host went on to compare his meeting with the actress back then and asked if occasionally, there's a tear in the eyes every now and then or if it's completely gone. Speaking about her condition of vulnerability, Rhea's answer went on, "I cry a lot. I cry in movies, I cry in sorrow, I cry in pain, I cry if any of my girlfriends go through a breakup, I cry for everyone. I have not lost my emotions Rajdeep, I have just become stronger, doesn't mean I don't cry anymore, I still cry and I think that, I would like to say people often keep saying this to me, you are a strong person, strong girl, to me the biggest strength and this is what I want Indian man and women both to understand, vulnerability is the biggest superpower one can have. its the only power you have as a human being and I accept my vulnerability."
At the conclave, Rhea made a powerful statement of "Smash The patriarchy" outfit yet again. Be it when she was called for the NCB hearing she wore 'Roses are red, violets are blue, Let’s smash patriarchy, Me and you' and now at this conclave, she wore this, 'Smash the patriarchy' outfit, the actress has always presented her strong personality with her fashion outfits.
Rhea has been trending over the internet since the event has come live and has become a discussion point among the fans. Fans are raving about her confidence and supporting her unanimously. Even media personnel have apologized to her for how the SSR suicide was reported and she had to go through media trials without absolutely no fault of her. She also opened up about her experience of being in Byculla jail for 6 weeks.
On the work front, Rhea is currently a gang leader in Rodies: Karam ya Kaand.
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