Aishwarya Rai’s Bold Message on Self-Worth and Harassment

Aishwarya Rai’s Bold Message on Self-Worth and Harassment
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Renowned actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan has inspired fans with a compelling video shared on social media, emphasizing self-worth and resilience. The video, released on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, addresses the critical issue of street harassment and encourages women to stand up for themselves.

In her video, Aishwarya passionately said, “It’s important to know your value and not let anyone else dictate it for you.” She urged women to confront harassment confidently, stating, “Street harassment? Don’t avoid eye contact. Look the problem directly in the eyes. Never doubt yourself.”

The video, shared in collaboration with a global campaign, urged women to join L’Oréal Paris’s Stand Up Against Street Harassment program. Aishwarya’s words, “Hold your head high. My body, my worth. Never compromise your worth,” resonated strongly with her followers.

Fans React

The video drew an outpouring of love and support from fans, who praised her as an icon of empowerment. “Beauty with brains! You inspire millions,” one user commented. Another fan said, “Proud of you for addressing such a grave issue.”

Aishwarya’s Career and Family

Currently, Aishwarya works selectively, with her recent appearances in Mani Ratnam’s critically acclaimed Ponniyin Selvan films. Her husband, Abhishek Bachchan, recently appreciated her efforts at home, saying, “Aishwarya is at home with Aaradhya, and I thank her immensely for that.”

Aishwarya’s powerful message serves as a reminder for women to value themselves and tackle challenges with courage.


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