Esha Gupta Gets Trolled For Her Sexy Pictures; Giving A Banger Reply Asking ‘Why Not Ask Men To Cover Up?’

Well, when you’re blessed with a naturally good body or you take efforts in maintaining abs or curves, one loves to flaunt it be it any gender. Speaking of the same, Esha Gupta recently posted some sultry images of her and shared them on social media.

Fans had dropped a lot of love but trolls took over and started passing sad comments on the same. A lot of people even told her to cover herself up. Esha Gupta has broken her silence and shared her views on the same.

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Esha says that it’s gender bias. So many male actors out there are putting up shirtless pictures. Why not ask them to cover up? People look at them and go Waah Bhai, kya body hai! She expresses her exasperation over people who hold women responsible for promoting rape with their outfit choices and says it’s their mentality that has to be blamed. A woman’s clothes making people think about rape is problematic.

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Though trolls used to bother her a few years back, she has now learned to turn a deaf ear to them. The actor elaborates saying she’s become matured to the level where she doesn’t react anymore. She also understands that people will point fingers no matter what you do. Sharing incidents Esha revealed that once she put up a picture in a saree and somebody wrote, ‘Aaj Poore Kapdon Main Photo Daala hai!’ When she posts a picture with makeup on, people call her ‘plastic beauty’. And when she posts a picture without it, they call her ugly and say that she needs to put on makeup.

The problem lies at a basic level, believes Gupta. Many don’t like girls who’re upfront. They like cutesy girls. But people know that she’s strong and if someone slaps her, she’s going to slap them twice she says, adding this isn’t just limited to our country. It happens everywhere else in the world despite conversations going on about gender inequality and sexism. She wishes we become more progressive in our thoughts.