Rising star Merub Ali has ascended the stairs to success quicker than others owing to her impressive acting skills and bubbly persona.
Humour and jokes made in a professional capacity by comedians have a wide variety of body shaming comments. Whoever goes against the stereotypical beauty standards, gets judged and trolled.
Penning a heartfelt note, the Paaristan actress said that body shaming is not a joke and it many not bother her but others can read those comments and feel really bad about themselves.
‘usually don’t write captions like these but i wanted to so i will ???? i saw a mean meme about my health yesterday and it made me so upset because people still think body shaming is a joke even after i’ve mentioned this fact in a podcast that i had a very bad year in which i lost all my weight and am actively trying to gain it back. i usually don’t get upset by memes people make and usually try not to take them seriously but really? someone’s body is a joke now?”, read her caption.
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‘I’ve said it before and i’ll say it again – body shaming is not “humour”. It’s not funny. i might be strong enough to deal with it, but there’s someone out there with the same body type as i am, looking at all the mean comments you make, and thinking of their own selves when they read it. Constructive criticism is great – destructive is not. Learn the difference. Also! Be KIND’, she concluded.
For the unversed, Ali got engaged to Azhar earlier this year. On the work front, Ali made a small-screen debut with Sinf e Aahan and Wabaal.
