Suhana Khan, preparing for her first film debut in Zoya Akhtar's 'The Archies,' recently praised Alia Bhatt for her eco-friendly fashion choices. She admired Bhatt's decision to wear her wedding saree again at the National Film Awards. Suhana, discussing the youth's role in protecting the environment (related to her upcoming movie's theme), appreciated Bhatt's act as influential and important. She mentioned, "Alia re-wore her wedding saree for the National Awards, and I felt that was fantastic, especially coming from someone with influence like hers." She emphasized, "If Alia can reuse her saree, we can also repeat our outfits for occasions."
However, her comments on 'contributing' to the environment by following Bhatt's sustainable fashion led to trolling on social media. Critics found it odd that Suhana considered repeating outfits as a noteworthy effort, needing a role model like Bhatt to set an example. This trolling drew comparisons to Ananya Panday's 'struggles,' often mocked in the public eye.
Some sarcastic comments on social media mocked Suhana's perspective. One comment read, "Can’t believe people have to go through such a struggle.. traumatizing.. these are the real achievers.." Another said, "Ananya Pandey's struggles are nothing compared to this celebrity's... oh God, such struggles for everyone.." A third person humorously exclaimed, "Should I be seen as a role model for this change? I don't repeat clothes just once or twice, but for years."
Regarding the summary of the situation, a user mentioned, "Suhana's message isn't wrong, but it might have been better communicated among friends as only the wealthy may understand sustainability. Most of India has been reusing old clothes for years; once they're done, they're used as cleaning rags."
This incident exemplifies the routine dramas in the glamorous world of celebrities, where stars try to relate to everyday life and appear ordinary.
