Radhikka Madan addresses cosmetic fillers, trolls and beauty standards

Radhikka Madan is currently riding high on the success of her film Sarfira, which has earned her critical acclaim. In a recent interview, the actress shared her experiences with cosmetic fillers and addressed the trolling she faced regarding her appearance. She also discussed her views on cosmetic surgeries and whether she would consider them in the future.

In a candid conversation with News18 Showsha, Radhikka Madan, known for her roles in English Medium and Sajini Shinde Ka Viral Video, spoke about the scrutiny she has faced over her looks. Despite the pressures of maintaining a certain aesthetic in the entertainment industry, Radhikka has chosen to resist altering her appearance. She emphasized that she does not judge her peers who have opted for cosmetic procedures, acknowledging that these enhancements can boost confidence and improve self-image, which she considers important.

Reflecting on her decision to avoid succumbing to beauty standards, Radhikka shared that she never felt the need to conform, even when others around her did. She recounted how people would comment on her "slightly uneven jawline," questioning whether they expected her to measure it with a scale.

However, she also revealed that she might be open to the idea of cosmetic procedures in the future. "I still don’t buy it, but maybe I will after a few years. I don’t know, but I may just get it done. It all depends on the kind of self-image I have at that point. I wish it remains the way it is right now. In my mind, I’m still Kareena Kapoor. And even if it’s not, I won’t judge myself. So, I’m pretty much okay with all of that," Radhikka stated, highlighting her flexible attitude towards personal changes.

Beyond discussions about cosmetic enhancements, Radhikka also mentioned receiving numerous unsolicited suggestions for advancing her career in the entertainment industry. Despite this, she has chosen to navigate her path based on her values and self-perception.

Radhikka's openness about her experiences and thoughts on beauty standards offers a refreshing perspective in an industry often obsessed with physical appearance.