Renowned actress Lara Dutta, celebrated for her captivating performances and Miss Universe 2000 title, shares insights on navigating the turbulent waters of online trolling. Despite her stellar career and immense popularity, she’s no stranger to the harsh comments that often plague social media platforms.
In a recent interview, Lara Dutta sheds light on her pragmatic approach to social media. With a modest following, she curates her feed with genuine content, prioritizing quality over quantity. Lara emphasizes the importance of authenticity over a massive follower count, ensuring a supportive community devoid of negativity.
“I don’t have a massive social media presence. My feed comprises special moments I genuinely want to share with authentic followers. Those who follow me are genuinely supportive, not there to tear me down,” Lara asserts.
Resilience in the Face of Adversity
Lara’s resilience shines through as she brushes off derogatory remarks about her appearance. Despite being labelled as ‘buddhi’ (old) or ‘moti’ (fat), Lara remains unfazed, understanding that these comments hold no power over her life. She empathizes with the anonymous individuals behind the screens, acknowledging that their actions might stem from personal struggles.
“Is it really going to make a difference in my life? It doesn’t. I also know that there are anonymous people behind handles. I don’t know what someone like that is going through in their life. So, I can’t be judgmental about someone else either. It’s fine,” Lara reflects.
Lara Dutta’s Upcoming Projects
Amidst her philosophy on handling online negativity, Lara remains dedicated to her craft. She’s currently immersed in promoting her forthcoming web series, “Ranneeti: Balakot & Beyond,” a gripping war room drama.
Additionally, Lara is set to grace the screens in “Welcome To The Jungle,” the highly anticipated third instalment of the beloved comedy franchise. Collaborating with an ensemble cast, including Akshay Kumar and Raveena Tandon, Lara continues to captivate audiences with her versatile performances.
Moreover, Lara’s involvement in Nitesh Tiwari’s ambitious “Ramayana” trilogy alongside Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi showcases her commitment to diverse and challenging roles, promising audiences an immersive cinematic experience.