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Time of India
14 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Yoga Day turns controversial for Nushrratt Bharuccha: Actress trolled online for asking help to remove shoes. Viral video
Netizens Criticise 'Entitled Behaviour' Past Incident Adds Fuel to the Fire Bollywood actress Nushrratt Bharuccha has found herself at the centre of criticism following a viral video from an International Yoga Day event held in Mumbai on June 21, 2025. The clip, which has circulated widely on social media, shows the actress asking female, who seemingly were volunteers, to untie her shoes—an action that did not sit well with the the footage, Bharuccha, dressed in coordinated white athletic wear and subtle makeup, is seen preparing to join others on yoga mats. However, instead of removing her shoes herself, she is seen relying on two volunteers—one kneeling to undo her laces, while another supports her by the shoulder. The video quickly caught the attention of online users, who accused the actress of being inconsiderate and disrespectful during a wellness-focused the video continued to gain traction, social media users expressed strong disapproval. Many pointed out the irony of attending a yoga session—an activity that promotes flexibility and self-awareness—while expecting others to perform a simple task like removing questioned her inability to bend and remove her shoes, with remarks like 'She came to do yoga but can't take off her own shoes?' and 'If you're fit enough for yoga, you're fit enough to untie your own laces.' Several users also accused the actress of having developed an attitude problem, with some stating that 'money and fame have gone to her head.'Despite the backlash, Bharuccha has not yet issued any public statement clarifying the incident. Some online voices suggested that there might have been valid reasons behind her actions, such as discomfort due to footwear or difficulty in bending, but the majority opinion leaned toward isn't the first time Bharuccha has faced online trolling. Months earlier, a video from a fashion event showed her pushing aside a young woman while walking the ramp to take the centre position. The move was also met with online disapproval. Bharuccha later explained that the woman wasn't a model but a student designer unfamiliar with ramp etiquette, and she had been instructed to take the front spot. She emphasized that she was simply following directions amid loud music and to the controversy, another video from the same Yoga Day event shows Bharuccha surrounded by a large group of fans seeking selfies. Appearing overwhelmed, she is seen calling out for her team and looking visibly distressed. This clip drew mixed reactions, with some expressing sympathy and others mocking her discomfort in a public setting.
NDTV
02-06-2025
- Entertainment
- NDTV
Nushrratt Bharuccha Is All Things Sultry And Stylish In A Brown Sequin Dress And Wet-Hair
Actor Nushrratt Bharuccha, who was last seen in Chhorii 2, is known for her acting prowess. But she knows how to rock a sultry yet fashionable look. In an Instagram post recently, Bharuccha channeled an aura of confidence and glamour in a brown bodycon dress. She wore the dress to an award show. The Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety actor wore a brown sequin dress from House of CB. Clinging to her form with perfection, this dress glistens under the soft lighting, giving her an almost liquid-metallic sheen. The square neckline and thick shoulder straps give the look a structured and sophisticated touch. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nushrratt Bharuccha (@nushrrattbharuccha) In the pictures, the slicked-back, middle-parted hair looks beautiful against the rain-soaked theme of the shoot. The drenched hair adds an element of rawness to the otherwise high-glamour aesthetic. Her makeup artist Shefali Sharma chose to keep the look clean with bold-defined brows, a subtle smokey eye, and a nude lip that allowed her glowing skin to center stage. The dewy finish adds a subtle touch to this sultry look. Combining modern glamour with vintage romance, the brown hue of the dress looks luxurious - a step away from the classic black and metallic silver. Plus, the cascading water and reflections as the backdrop give her look almost a noir-like ambiance. The caption, "Hi, Nice to meet you! I'm Melody" is playful and flirty. The use of candy and chocolate emojis cleverly underscores the glossy texture of her dress and overall appearance. From the wet hair and glowing makeup to the opulent fabric and nostalgic references, Nushrratt Bharuccha's look is charming, bold, and unapologetically stylish.
Time of India
02-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Nushrratt Bharuccha Shines at Wonder Woman Awards 2025
/ Jun 02, 2025, 12:05PM IST Actress Nushrratt Bharuccha made a striking appearance at the Wonder Woman Awards 2025, gracing the red carpet with confidence and poise. The event, which celebrates the achievements of women across various fields, saw Bharuccha posing for photographers and engaging with fans. Her presence at the awards underscores her support for initiatives that empower and recognize women's contributions to society. The Wonder Woman Awards continue to highlight the importance of acknowledging and celebrating the accomplishments of women leaders in India.
Indian Express
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Nushrratt Bharuccha was uncomfortable wearing a bikini in Pyaar Ka Punchnama, says took a solo trip abroad to be able to own it: ‘You can't even go to Juhu beach…'
Nushrratt Bharuccha, who rose to fame with her 2011 film Pyaar Ka Punchnama starring Kartik Aaryan, recently opened up about finding the confidence to wear a bikini in it — which costed her a solo trip abroad to break her inhibitions. 'My biggest problem was…I even discussed with the director (Luv Ranjan)… that I won't be comfortable with it. Even if I wear it, I won't be able to be myself. So, how can I be confident in the shot? Internally, I had to become okay with this. I have not owned it yet and need to be able to experience and own it to do it. So, I took a solo trip abroad. Because in India, you can't wear a bikini and roam around. Let's be realistic. You can't even go to Juhu beach in a bikini,' Bharuccha told Hauterrfly. She recalled wearing a bikini for three days straight, and by the second day, she was so comfortable that she almost forgot she was wearing one. 'So, I went abroad and I was wearing a bikini for three days straight. Subah, shaam, raat. (Morning, evening, night). And I did it consciously because I wanted to break my inhibitions, my taboo, whatever it is … consciousness of it by saying I am roaming in a bikini. I am telling you…it is so liberating…I cannot tell you. By the second day, I forgot I was in a bikini. It had just become normal. I literally purposely wore from morning to night. Just to get over the fixation that I have about it,' Bharuccha, 39, added. What does it take to break your inhibitions, and how do safe spaces help? Nushrratt Bharuccha on wearing a bikini (Photo: Nushrratt Bharuccha/Instagram) Very often, we see that the choice of clothing is unfairly attributed to one's values and morals, especially for women, and particularly in many conservative cultures. This association inhibits true expression and body acceptance, noted Subhash HJ, counsellor and mental health educator, Vasavi Hospitals, Bengaluru. 'While many young people attempt to break through this conditioning, the absence of a safe space often becomes a major barrier to gaining first-hand experience of comfort in their own body and clothing choices,' said Subhash. View this post on Instagram A post shared by HAUTERRFLY | A Fork Media Group Co. (@hauterrfly) But this courage to try and the importance of a safe space extends beyond clothing. 'It applies to any experiment or self-expression one wants to attempt. In adulthood, especially after decades of inhibition, acknowledging what one wants to experience and identifying a safe space becomes crucial to learning or unlearning anything. In this context, her move was extremely mindful; she identified her discomfort, created her safe space, and prepared herself before presenting on a big screen,' explained Subhash. According to the expert, societal judgment and internalised inhibitions often block emotional freedom, and finding a safe space beyond these limits isn't a luxury; it's a psychological need. 'Whether it's wearing what you want, switching careers, or expressing deep emotions, having a non-judgmental space can make all the difference in reclaiming your control over your life,' said Subhash.
