Malayalam anchor and actress Aswathy Sreekanth has joined the chorus of voices celebrating pregnancy and body positivity, spurred by a recent post from Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone. Known for her vocal stance on societal issues and women's rights, Aswathy took to social media to highlight the diverse experiences of pregnancy and the importance of respecting each woman's journey.
In a heartfelt note shared on her social media platforms, Aswathy addressed fellow mothers, inviting them to share their experiences and challenges during pregnancy. She acknowledged the wide-ranging physical changes that women undergo during this transformative time, emphasizing that each woman's pregnancy journey is unique and should be respected.
"Pregnancy is a time of major physical changes for a woman’s body, and these changes can vary greatly from person to person," Aswathy wrote. "While some may experience weight gain, bloating, and other visible changes, others may not experience these changes at all."
Aswathy highlighted the significance of avoiding assumptions or judgments based on a pregnant woman's appearance. She emphasized that physical changes, or the lack thereof, do not define the validity of someone's pregnancy. Her message resonated with many, especially in the context of societal pressures and expectations surrounding women's bodies.
"Instead of making assumptions or judgments about someone’s pregnancy based on their appearance, it is important to respect and support each individual’s unique experience," Aswathy emphasized.
Aswathy also took a moment to appreciate Deepika Padukone's recent picture, where the actress was described as glowing with the radiance of pregnancy. The image sparked widespread admiration on social media, with many praising Deepika's elegance and beauty during this special time in her life.
"Deepika looks jaw-droppingly gorgeous, right?" Aswathy commented.
Aswathy Sreekanth is one of the much-loved anchor - actress in Malayalam TV. She was last currently seen playing the lead role in 'Chakkappazham'.