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After five years in Bollywood, Ananya Panday still finds it difficult to establish herself and win over the public.

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After five years in Bollywood, Ananya Panday still finds it difficult to establish herself and win over the public.

This month marks the actor Ananya Panday’s half-decade mark in the motion picture business. She made her acting debut in Student of the Year 2. She appears to be still having trouble getting accepted by the public, though, as they keep discounting her acting abilities in movie after movie. Despite a few above average performances in films like Gehraiyaan, Dream Girl 2, and Kho Gaye Hum Kahan, Ananya has yet to feature in a film that would allow her to establish herself as a stand-alone artist and garner critical acclaim for her acting skills.

What, then, is preventing her from winning the audience’s affection and respect? Trade Insiders say that’s the image she’s created both on and off screen.

Producer and industry expert Girish Johar remarks on Panday’s movie preferences, pointing out that she is not willing to take chances. She must choose the appropriate films and align herself with the appropriate projects in terms of events and endorsements. It’s not required that you collaborate with well-known actors or directors. “Who is preventing her from investigating novel concepts under the guidance of inexperienced directors?” he queries.

He says that Panday needs to venture outside of her comfort zone and cites actors who have succeeded by attempting a variety of roles. “So many talented people have worked on their own independently on projects, whether they are smaller releases or independent films, and they have proven themselves by going the hard way. I would advise Ananya to do the same instead of focusing only on working with well-known celebrities. She is in a comfortable enough position in this business to at least try a variety of things; who knows, maybe one of them will work and she’ll regain her footing,” Johar adds.

Ananya is being trolled in her most recent Instagram post:

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Following his stunning debut in SOTY 2, Panday starred in the commercial potboiler Pati Patni Aur Woh, which also starred Bhumi Pednekar and Kartik Aaryan. However, the movie was a box office bust. At the height of the pandemic, she released Khaali Peeli digitally, but it was not well received. Following an empty 2021, Panday experimented with a more mature theme of extramarital affairs with Gehraiyaan. However, the film received extremely negative reviews, largely overshadowing Panday’s performance on screen with Deepika Padukone and Siddhant Chaturvedi.

Panday teamed up with Telugu actor Vijay Deverakonda for one of the most anticipated films of 2022, Liger, which had the potential to make her a household name throughout India and mark her major screen debut in the South. Unfortunately, though, Panday’s character was cruelly ridiculed and trolled in addition to the movie’s disastrous box office performance, which brought in a meagre 48.58 crore.

Trade expert Ramesh Bala, who is based in Chennai, provides insight into Panday’s experiences, especially in the South Indian film industry, which will soon feature stars like Janhvi Kapoor and Shanaya Kapoor, among others.

“Liger was an enormous failure and was ineffective. Ananya’s character lacked strength and was poorly written. It was funny in an unintentional way, the way she was playing a stereotypical heroine. Ladies hardly ever get an opportunity to establish themselves as performers in commercial films dominated by the male lead, as was the case with Ananya, according to Bala, who also notes that poorly written characters also double up in the trolling department. Liger was of no assistance at all. She will need some time to recover in the South.”

Although Panday still has a lot to learn about acting, industry insiders strongly believe that she needs to address her personal life as well, as it has been impeding her progress in the industry.

Everything that To gain audience acceptance, the actor must, according to an industry insider, concentrate on both her on- and off-screen persona. According to a trade expert who requested anonymity, Panday needs to exercise extreme caution when it comes to her branding.

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It is crucial to pay close attention to your brand and how you portray yourself. People don’t take Ananya seriously; they just troll her. The source emphasises that for an actor, it all comes down to winning over the audience. “Everyone knows that she needs to hone her talent more, and that she gets favours from a certain lobby of people, that’s why she is getting the work that comes her way,” the insider says.

Speaking of Ananya, how far can one push a child star and exert pressure on viewers? You can only go so far in the industry with the support of a certain group of people. After that, talent is required to advance. Talking without talent or being preoccupied with vacation activities that make you look like a meme is not serious. The insider continues, “Her branding is not becoming established.

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Dolly Singh on her “love-hate” relation with her physical appearance

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Actress and content producer Dolly Singh recently talked about her weight swings and image worries in an Instagram post. She has since acknowledged that she is still working on accepting her body as it is and that there are still days when she stays away from others in order to avoid hearing criticism of her fluctuations in weight.

Dolly revealed in an Instagram post how people make fun of her weight. Her house is not one of the few individuals or places, she claimed, where she feels safe enough to be herself.

Relationship between hate and love
“Like everybody else, I’ve had a journey with my body of accepting it, not accepting it, Hating it and loving it and all of that,” she says when explaining why she decided to share the picture. I believe that I was just thinking about something when I decided to post about it at this particular moment. I recently lost a lot of weight, which is very normal for me because I usually gain less weight than I lose. Of course, this also brings scrutiny because my weight fluctuates like everyone else’s, and I suddenly realised that I was avoiding some people because I felt that my new weight or appearance will not invite great things from them or they will not be welcoming it maybe, wonder how safe space in the scenario is so important, it’s only a few people in your life that really let you be and enjoy and don’t make everything about how you look and your weight and everything else so I felt sad”. 

I felt certain that many others would be in a similar situation, therefore it was also something I wanted to discuss. “I decided to share it through my Instagram post,” the actor continued. Thank You For Coming is his most recent Bollywood blockbuster.

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Continuous journey
Dolly, who rose to stardom on social media, acknowledges that she is still working on coming to terms with her physical appearance.

It has been a long journey, similar to every woman’s, she recalls. “It took me many years to really come to terms with the way I am, accept it if not love it,” she says. “Obviously, as a kid, you don’t really know, and then suddenly you’re very aware of how you look and how people perceive you and that you don’t meet the beauty standards.”

If I’m being absolutely honest, I believe that my true sense of contentment with my identity and appearance didn’t exist until I was around 25 or 26. Although the majority of days are wonderful, there are still bad ones. I think social media has definitely helped me a lot, she adds. “And honestly, I actually owe it to people on the Internet who follow me and say nice things because it has given me such a confidence boost and people who constantly put out such body positive content,” she says.

Not a simple procedure
In this passage, Dolly acknowledges that her journey towards self-acceptance has not been easy.

When asked about her greatest struggle, she responds, “I think the hardest part is to keep doing it and keep reminding yourself that what you have is great and of course you can be fitter and whatever your goal maybe, but that doesn’t mean that what you have right now, the body that is providing for you, is doing any less, or you should be hating it.” She also says that she has had to constantly pick herself up from pieces because it’s not like once you start loving yourself there are no bad days.

“Even though others may say otherwise, I think it’s difficult to constantly remind yourself that that’s not how it is,” she adds. “Because sometimes I try to look at my body as a friend and that’s when I start feeling bad for how I treat it sometimes or how I say mean things to it sometimes.”

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When you ask her if she feels totally at ease with your body right now, Dolly says, “It’s a journey..And while it might be a rollercoaster, I believe that as we get older and wiser, navigating the changing ways our bodies and skin look has become simpler, but the journey never ends.

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