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Khushbu Sundar says Katrina Kaif will always be beautiful and critiques public debate on women's bodies

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By BynamelyWritten by AI from 1 report

Khushbu Sundar praised Katrina Kaif, stating she was, is, will always be beautiful, and questioned why women’s bodies are subject to public debate. She also cited her own experience of being ridiculed for her weight and trolls claiming her weight loss was due to injections.

Why it matters

Fans of Katrina Kaif see this as public affirmation of her appearance and a spotlight on broader issues affecting women’s bodies.

Key facts

  1. Khushbu Sundar said Katrina Kaif "was, is, will always be beautiful."
  2. Khushbu Sundar questioned why women's bodies are up for public debate.
  3. Khushbu Sundar shared that she was ridiculed for her weight.
  4. Khushbu Sundar noted trolls claimed her weight loss was due to injections.

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