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Harleen Sethi Says Audience Love Helped Her Embrace Beauty
Harleen Sethi said she had acne from the age of 15 and often did not think she was beautiful.
She worried that people might criticize her looks when they saw her on screen.
After she appeared in Broken But Beautiful, viewers sent her many kind messages.
She said none of the comments she read criticized her skin or appearance.
Their support helped her feel accepted and worthy of acting.
It also helped her feel more confident about how she looked.
Sethi said she had not known much about exercise, food, or beauty routines.
She now often shares social media stories without using filters.
She credits the audience for helping her feel more comfortable with herself.
Harleen Sethi said she struggled to feel beautiful after developing acne at age 15.
She said the audience’s response to Broken But Beautiful helped her feel accepted and worthy of being on screen.
Sethi also credited audience support for building her confidence and encouraging her to care for herself.
She recalled worrying that viewers would criticize her skin or appearance in Broken But Beautiful, but said the messages she read were praising.
Sethi said she often does not use filters in social media stories, a confidence she attributes to people’s support.
- Who
- Actor Harleen Sethi.
- What
- She discussed how audience support helped her accept her appearance and build confidence.
- Where
- In an interview with NDTV; the interview location is not specified.
- When
- In an interview with NDTV; no date is specified.
- Why
- She wanted to describe how audience acceptance after her acting roles helped change her relationship with herself.
Key facts
- Interviewee
- Harleen Sethi
- Outlet
- NDTV
- Acne began
- Sethi said she had acne from age 15.
- Breakthrough role
- Sameera in Broken But Beautiful
- Other shows mentioned
- Kohrra
- Current series mentioned
- Shaque
Quotes
Harleen Sethi
Indian actress discussing acne, self-image, and audience support.
“And I feel like my love for myself actually grew because the audiences gave me so much love and they were accepting me. And that was so much validation that I was like, they are saying I'm beautiful. Maybe I'm beautiful. And that's how my journey towards vanity even started or even like taking care of myself.”
NDTV
“I was this girl who had acne since the age of 15. And I always struggled to find myself beautiful and then came Broken But Beautiful and Kohrra, all those other shows that I did and the parts that I played and the amount of love that I got for it. Never did anybody make me feel anything less about myself.”
NDTV
Sources
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