Archive · 17 Sep 2026
Sonarika Bhadoria Defends Katrina Kaif Against Postpartum Body Trolling
Sonarika Bhadoria spoke up for Katrina Kaif after people criticized Kaif’s postpartum body.
She said Katrina does not have to make her body smaller for anyone.
Sonarika explained that a woman does not owe others her old shape or energy.
She said postpartum bodies show what women have gone through.
She asked people to be more caring.
She also said people can choose to say nothing.
If they do speak, she urged them not to cause more hurt.
Her message was to let women heal in peace.
Sonarika Bhadoria publicly defended Katrina Kaif amid criticism of her postpartum body.
Bhadoria said Kaif does not need to shrink to satisfy other people.
She argued that Kaif owes nobody her former waist, skin, breasts, or energy.
Bhadoria described a postpartum body as evidence of what a woman has experienced.
She urged people to let women heal peacefully and avoid making hurtful comments.
- Who
- Katrina Kaif and Sonarika Bhadoria.
- What
- Bhadoria defended Kaif against postpartum body trolling and called for greater compassion.
- Why
- Bhadoria said Kaif should not be pressured to regain her former body and should be allowed to heal peacefully.
Body Critics
Postpartum Body Supporters
Expectations about appearance
Body Critics
Critics targeted Katrina Kaif's postpartum body, implying that her former physical appearance should be restored.
Postpartum Body Supporters
Sonarika Bhadoria said Kaif owes nobody her former waist, skin, breasts, or energy and does not need to shrink.
Comments about recovery
Body Critics
The trolling treated changes to a postpartum body as something open to public criticism.
Postpartum Body Supporters
Bhadoria said a postpartum body is evidence of what a woman has gone through and urged people to let women heal peacefully.
- Person defended
- Katrina Kaif
- Defender
- Sonarika Bhadoria
- Issue
- Postpartum body trolling
- Bhadoria's message
- Kaif does not need to shrink for other people.
- Body image point
- A postpartum body can reflect what a woman has gone through.
- Public appeal
- People should let women heal in peace and avoid hurtful comments.