Comedian Bharti Singh enjoys a huge fanbase. Having become a household name because of her carefree attitude and relatable stories. She made a name for herself in the male-dominated industry with her dedication and hard work. On Tuesday, she was spotted on the sets of her comedy show Laughter Chefs Season 2, draped in a beautiful blue saree. She was seen recreating Madhuri Dixit’s iconic look from Hum Aapke Hain Koun. As she posed for the paps, one of them jokingly called her, “Ubli hui Madhuri Dixit. (Boiled Madhuri Dixit).”
While she took the jab in stride and joked with the paps, telling them that it is not boiled but fried. Hindustan Times quoted her saying, “Kisne bola ubli hui Madhuri Dixit? Arey ye dekhiye, uble hue nahi fry kiye hue hain. Bol nahi sakte.” She went on to dismiss the remark by adding, “Tum bhi na.” The comedian turned her back and proceeded to walk over to the set in Mumbai.
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Despite Bharti savagely reacting to the jibe, her fans weren’t that impressed. As soon as the video surfaced on the internet, they called out the paparazzi for their rude and disrespectful behaviour. They slammed the paps for body shaming her, when she has worked so hard on herself.
One wrote, “Disgusting media koi tameez and limit nahi hai inko kab kya balna chahiye.” Another wrote, “This is actually humiliating.” Other one wrote, “The way she handles body shaming.” One said, “How bad are paps , no respect for Bharti no professionalism commenting and laughing…” Another said, “Media ko tameez nahi bolene ki.”
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For those who don’t remember, it was back in 2021, when Bharti Singh had opened up about losing weight. During an episode of Bharti TV Podcast, alongside YouTuber Prajakta Kohli, she had revealed that she managed to lose 15-16 kgs in 10 months. She had expressed how she had been struggling with weight-related issues including asthma and the risk of diabetes.
