Triptii Dimri on Trolls: Actress Triptii Dimri has talked pretty honestly about criticism and online trolling, saying that yes she tries to stay strong, but those negative comments can hit her. In a chat with Filmfare, the ‘Maa Behen’ actress mentioned how women deal with nonstop checking in society, and how public judgment ends up feeling like too much.
Triptii Dimri on Trolls After Maa Behen
On societal expectations, Triptii shared that women are judged no matter what. She said, “Women are judged anyway. Whatever you do, you’re judged,” and then added that the best thing is to keep eyes on your own work, and just do it with honesty and real effort.
She also revealed that she gives her “200 percent” for each project, and makes sure she feels good about the choices she makes. And, she underlined the need to surround yourself with people who genuinely care and have your back, not the ones who only show up when it’s convenient.
When it comes to handling criticism, Triptii admitted that hurtful words do leave an effect. She explained, “You have to look out for yourself, and that’s it. People will talk, everybody has a right to an opinion, but when they judge your intention, that is when it hurts because you don’t know what my intention is.”
She also said that there are days when she can ignore what people say, and then there are days when the comments just get to her.
Triptii also looked back at the intense scrutiny she faced after Animal became a big success. In an older interview with India Today, she described how some criticism around her role felt unfair, and she admitted it affected her more than she first showed. “I try to put on a strong face sometimes, but it doesn’t work that way. It does pinch you,” she said.
