Anjali Anand Clarifies Her Stance on Body Positivity

In a recent interview, Anjali Anand addressed misconceptions about her stance on body positivity, asserting that she promotes kindness instead. The actress clarified that she has never claimed to be an advocate for body positivity, stating that the label has been unfairly imposed on her. Anjali emphasized the importance of self-acceptance and encouraged individuals to embrace their true selves, regardless of societal pressures. She also shared her personal approach to health and fitness, highlighting that happiness with oneself is paramount. With her role in Dhamaal 4, she returns to the spotlight, aiming to inspire others through her work.
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Anjali Anand Addresses Misconceptions About Body Positivity

Actress Anjali Anand, known for her role in Dhamaal 4, has recently spoken out against being labeled as a body positivity advocate. In a candid interview with Zoom, she emphasized that she has never promoted the idea of not losing weight. Instead, she feels that the label of body positivity has been imposed on her due to her appearance. Anjali expressed that her true aim is to encourage kindness rather than influence weight-related decisions.


Anjali Anand's Perspective on Kindness

During her conversation with Zoom, Anjali stated, “I have never claimed to advocate for body positivity. This label has been thopoed (forced) upon me because of my looks. I believe in kindness. Labels like body positivity are just distractions; we should simply treat everyone with kindness.”



Anjali Anand's Message of Self-Acceptance

She further elaborated, “I’m not here to advocate for anything specific. My goal is to inspire individuals to embrace their true selves, regardless of their size or shape. Authenticity is what leads to success. The body positivity movement has been thopoed onto me because of my work, but my primary focus is acting. If I can motivate others through my actions, that’s a bonus.”


Anjali Anand on Health and Fitness

Anjali also clarified her views on health, stating, “I’m not discouraging anyone from losing weight, nor am I pushing them to do so. If you’re content with who you are, that’s what matters. If you’re not, then change is an option. I’m happy with myself, and when I feel unfit, I hit the gym. I’m healthy and fit, and I know that every fit body looks different. While people may have their opinions, I focus on my work and my intentions.”


With her role in Dhamaal 4, Anjali makes a notable return to the Rs 100 crore club, following her appearance in Karan Johar’s Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani.