Sonam Kapoor Ahuja on her pregnancy and her journey towards a healthy body image | Vogue India
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ส.ค. 2024
- Sonam Kapoor Ahuja sits down with Vogue India's Head of Editorial Content, Megha Kapoor, for Vogue's Forces of Fashion conference. The actor gives us an exclusive insight into her pregnancy journey, her journey towards a healthy body image, and her experiences with misogyny in Bollywood.
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Sonam fails to impress. She tries to act very western but it looks very put on.
This was such an important topic to be addressed and discussed. But Sonam doesn't address the actual issue or even inspire through her words and goes on and on about her narrow world of support system she already has. The interviewer keeps repeating the same questions in different ways, but it is an opportunity lost. Much preferred her post from 2016 that seemed more real than this entire interview.
She is complaining about other actresses re size but she herself wanted to be successful in Bollywood. Also she has a mother who is a model and a father who seems to be extremely narcissistic re his image. I’m sure a lot of her image issues also stemmed from home and her own expectations
The interview is not about the representation of the body in cinema at all or the warped ideas of what constitutes a beautiful body. These celebrities want to constantly play victims by blaming the media or even the audience when it comes to body image, but are so extraordinarily reluctant to look inwards and examine the messages they send out by the barrage of images they put up of themselves on social media looking 'perfect' with perfectly toned bodies, perfectly filtered and made up faces and constantly sexualizing themselves. This rant is no about Sonam but the plethora of Bollywood stars who are oh so eager to talk about the body shaming they experience but never ever want to deeply introspect on what they put out and the effect that it is likely to have on the thousands of young girls who watch them.
True! I want to give an example of this one actress very skinny, must be a size 6, she’s in a candid pic with a friend & her insta post read, “my cheeks look chubby, must be all the burgers”. I was wondering what that post must’ve done to her young followers who’re actually chubby, dealing with body image issues, probably starving & not seeing the results they want to. I wish these celebrities thought through everything they put out.
Omg! Why is she out of context in all the answers….does she realize? Did vogue realise before airing it
She was asked about her body’s journey through the pregnancy and Sonam talked little about it and diverted and started talking about her dressing and styling during pregnancy instead.
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Her first journey hence she feeling shy god bless
@@user-nq2qm7vl8b what’s there to feel shy ?? She spoke about changes as a teenager then and also she is a public figure so she shouldn’t be feeling shy. Her message can make a lot of difference.
Ofcource celebrities should be like her whatever speach is beautiful as person
@@user-nq2qm7vl8b how could u possibly know what she felt? 😂
She is so much of herself. Doesn’t address your questions from any angle!!! What a waste of time listening to Sonam speak. One tip to her:- please attend some courses on public speaking OR just stay put at your home 🥺
If she really wants to be helpful then she should be sharing the real deal about getting pregnant whilst have PCOS. People like her can help so much and reach out to women who aren't privileged to access same resources like hers
Maybe her family doesn't want her to talk about her pregnancy journey and who knows what all difficulty she's gone through to just get pregnant. Whatever we see of all of them is only what they choose to tell & show. Real story must be difficult for them. God bless her and baby 🙏🙏🙏
@@poojafozdar9561 Did you even read the title of the video? If you don't want to share , why even opt for such an interview and then choose to skip all the questions asked and talk about irrelevant things? Nobody asked her , but if you are pretending to take an initiative, pretend to use your platform for actual real struggles , then use it and not pivot.
Do IVF
@@ST-vg3vs 100% agree with all your comments on this!
resources don't get you pregnant. it is truly God's blessing. there are many people with lots of money and resources but can't get pregnant. so sort your little brain out
I cant even believe that such a poor quality of interview is actually from Vogue
I cant blv that such a moron and poor quality person like u exist
Ladies with PCOS few tips on regulating periods and conceiving naturally:
1) B6 50mg (helps in increasing progesterone)
2) Folic acid 400mg
3) Good quality multivitamin
4) Calcium (good quality)
5) Eat healthy
6) walk half hr
This worked for me
Can u please recommend a good multivitamin?
@@S_____71 NatureMade Multivitamin for Her (its US BRAND available in India. Expensive but worth the cost)
@@InMTrader thankyou very much
Did you use Omega as well?
@@ST-vg3vs I did not. You can if you want. But KEY is B6.. it helps alot
She very honestly spoke abt wat she went thru. She did not show off anything. She’s good and she shud be appreciated for her honesty
What’s she talking about? Who doesn’t like clothes? Who doesn’t love fashion? How many can afford it? Milan is in Italy!
Omg the paparazzi part was really accurate. Media is disgusting. I don't even think. Any fan would like these videos. But they still do. I hope media changes for good.
They media now days is so bad
Media is a reflection of the Indian mindset. Change the mindset & the media will have no Choice but to revert.
having indian actresses talk about the culture they’ve perpetuated & profited from is bizarre
Hypocrisy personified no?
My god her statements dont even string along. Its like How Micheal Scott said sometimes I dont even know where my sentence is going lol
This comment section is ded because its sonam
Its very disheartening to hear " i was a mess " because she was normal in her teenage times ( not bothered about how they look). You don't call that " i was a mess" ..
unfortunately that's how society and media programmes you to feel .
so either you get dheet enough to not let these comments affect you ( because shit can accumulate in your head and make you feel bad . )
Yes, she was completely normal .
To the beauty standards of society and media ?
Maybe not . But guess what, who gives a fuck . She looks beautiful .
Now, and also back then . 💜
By far one of her best interviews so far
Kuch bhi bolti hai!
Her responses are all over the place.
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I also don’t like her but don’t drag nepotism word everywhere because there a lot of talented actors from nepotism only like Hrithik, Ranbir, Alia , Shahid etc so & yes she is privileged that’s why she’s got this interview not denying that
Bravo..kudos to her for sharing so much personal experiences to help other women ❤
Please interview Aishwarya Rai Bachchan
Having acne and body hair is an issue???? Seriously?? I don’t think so she knows what she is talking
One time I was on a film set back in 2014 my shoulders were feeling sore because of all the work we had to do so she noticed me and asked to give me a massage I said why not and she gave me a massage to make me feel better so nice of her ❤
Nice joke
@@garimarathee7055 PR
@@garimarathee7055 you are a joke
God what happened with her accent. Come on sonam you were very good at it. I remember your last interview with PCOS it was so inspiring but this time you could have explained more of that instead of hiding or diverting the main issues
Aww an epochal moment in the history of this great nation of ours riddled with hatred and poverty
6:42: Sushmita and Aishwarya are petite hahah omg,I am gonna die here😂😂.I don't know what she talked about in this whole interview
Unfortunately people like her r becoming popular and famous and rich
why’s she using a fake accent lol
i mean if u’re faking, at least do it well
Trying to pretend like kylie XD
@@spoorthis2575 exactly lol
@@spoorthis2575 man she was using this accent way before kylie was a thing
@@yousafihsan167 loll 😂
Seriously kitna fake accent use kr rhi h pls be real wat u r ,u cnt match priyanka 's accent n style
Light consistency and good coverage for my skin. Blends so well in my skin.
She is the most ordinary looking girl dressed in designer clothes and in Bollywood only because of her family
@@abdurabdur4323 you must be blind
Beauty is subjective.
The Sonam Smile is still just as bright & beautiful as ever !!!!! 😊
Her responses are all over the place - she'd make a good politician lol 😆
Is there a time stamp for the part like where .....there is actual conversation on "healthy body image" ..... If any one finds do share
Lol
Did she call sushmita petite. 👁️
There's the difference ! If It was Priyanka Chopra she would have appreciated Indian culture rather than pin it down
Vogue needs to remove this interview from their list seriously.They are just downgrading the Vogue standard.
Body hair is an issue ? Wow girl 🤣
Pls don’t embarrass yourself like this
Just couldn't get out of bed at 8:30
Real struggle
Love what you spoke Sonam. You have changed internally and it shows on the outside
Is it real vogue?
I sooo agree with Sonam on getting more likes on sexy pictures rather than pretty pictures
Please interview some inspiring women ..
Normal low/middle/high class families clearly don't have the same ethos as bollywood clans. Career & financial independence was always THE MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR, especially in middle class family...looks though important were quite low on priority scale.
The west has to learn to move on from Indian stereotypes. Darker skin is not that big of a taboo... Career & financial independence has always been more important than skin color.
Right ? Atleast the middle class in big cities dont think that at all. Looks arent a priority and education and career come first!
So true. While I identity and agree with many of things she discussed, Bengali families never prep their girls to be marriage ready but educated with financial autonomy
This interview is such a mess
I liked wat she said.she shudnt be bashed all the time. Sometimes she does talk honestly.
I’m just thinking she isn’t even that successful in the industry to be able to give an interview with vogue …nepotism at its best
I don't even know why she is still here...what is she doing to feature in vogue
@ok culture 👍
why is everyone is so critical of her
Coz she is rude.
Coz people are jealous she's born in rich family. Others are poor
If it was so sad and painful to look good who asked you to join films....u shud have studied properly and got a good office job
She has bodyshamed parineeti. 🧐🧐🧐🧐
This interview was so confusing. Vogue could have easily passed on posting this on TH-cam.
She isn't answering to her questions...all non related.
God I'm so done with the hate comments here. . sure she's faulty, but she's human .
Just like all of us .
Give her a break .
At least she's not saying something wrong ..
Even if she's not sticking to the point .
And yes I'm saying that despite the fact that I do disagree with how she approached some questions.
I know very well that she went off track and she could've answered better since these are important issues.
( Like PSOs deserved a more vulnerable debate . )
OMG I can't hear her further..she is so out of context..she doesn't know what she wants to say.. culdnt tolerate for even half of interview.grab some brain 🧠
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Healthy body image? I don't think she should be allowed to speak about healthy body image seeing how toxic her views about beauty were throughout her career.
Best sonam
Good interview
Dr. IAS. Soonam Kapoor
Hahahhaaha too good yar she is really dr IAS
she is the best,she has very beautiful features on her face, she actually balanced the criticism life with realty with elegance, not many have such beautiful features and she is not plastic , and that's what she is gifted from God
Her face is perfect, lips, nose, hairs, height but lots of people doesn't consider her beautiful. But i find she is beautiful.
@@joohimurmu1585 yes I agreed, people just don't wanna appreciate her, and I don't know why is it so?
R u joking
Lol what's wrong with ppl who want to get surgery?? Also plastic surgery mei plastic ni hota dumb bhakt
Because of her unlikable personality
Motto of this session was not achieved..
Looks like a supermodel
why u so intelligent and beautiful sonam voww, you speak by heart 💓 so don't bother about hate ,it's means somewhere they giving you attention and love ,logo ko follow karna hai bekar baton ko but unka khudka dimag to chalta hi nhi they follow ear to ear
For once Sonam didn't keep moving her head while talking like she always does in interviews.
You weighed 86 kgs because you were in a Boarding school? Gal.. how does that even make sense!🤔
From when bebo has become petite? Not sure why Vogue entertains such flimsy and fake celebrities always about body imaging . Talk to tall dark/ dusky skinny models in India ; they will explain you well how their body imaging transition has been which will be worth listening.
I was thinking the same. Rani and Preity were probably petite, but I’m pretty sure Kareena is at least 5’5. She’s not petite.
That's not fortunate enough to work with best director but that is called connects enough
Unstructured and surface level discussion
No body force any one to do eyebrows around 13 year..🤣
Like like like like like bus yhi ata h English k name par.feel sorry for vogue for bearing her..nd yes thank you so much sooonumb kapoor for bt appearing in movies anymore. We dont miss uh🤧
Sanjay Leela b has the eye of owl.
If she was working 6 days a week, 3 shifts a day, then it seems a lot of her movies were released?
She has a clothing line with her sister and partnering with her husband in films productions also a startup in social media space.
@@aileen8492 and her husbands store also veg non veg is quite popular
Stop criticising India in your every statement ....Mrs self proclaimed Sonam Ahuja
You all please keep quit she is Anil Kapoor daughter and it is her karma she is whole world fashion icon she is national award winner (Agar pitaji ka connection politicians se na hota to jeet bhi naa paati award) But In real she is talented ( Ghanta talented) Bas Paise ho to kya kuch nahi ho skta bas ye hi life h
😂😂
👍 Correct
Her accent and her replies. Omg. Vogue please interview Aishwarya or Kareena who can actually make sense.
Sonam is trying so hard to make sense with sudden spurts of accent.
If she was less obsessed about herself and actually says something informative… “to be faaaaiirr”
Every time the interviewer asks about body image she goes on her privileged rant. Sigh!
Kareena & Aishwarya don’t make sense either.. they beat around the bush, that’s what they do🙄
I miss sonam a little in the bollywood scene
yeah man.
Yo go girl Sonam! India deserve more acknowledgment
Bebo is petite?
A 100% ivf/icsi! Women don't just get pregnant without assistance at this age
Since when has Paris become phaaris
😅😅🤣🤣yeah lol pronounciation on the next level..
🤣😆😂👍
That's the way she says it I guess?
Very nice
Sonam is so natural beautiful and talented actress
No wonder her personality is UNLIKEABLE.. She should become more real n stop acting like a heiress. She is not. She should stop mimicking Paris Hilton 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤣
How can she say that in India we wax at 13… I am of similar age group. I started waxing at 16… I think it’s problem with her upbringing
She doesn’t get the questions 😂
She's on another frequency lol
This is vogue India...not vogue america...why people are so ashamed of talking in Hindi..🙃...if she had to take interview in English, this video should have been posted on official vogue channel.
Vogue India, right. Then who decides if it has to be Hindi? Why can't it be Tamil, Telugu or Malyalam or even Assamese?? Sadly English caters to most of its readers/viewers so let's consider it the neutral language, not Hindi for sure.
Exactly majority is Hindi speaking why are we still ashamed of our language…
U know Vogue India is also English Channel right? Most Bollywood Actors Or Models prefer english as their language of interviews
Like like likee like 🙂
Sonam is so out of touch
Cómo lindo
why being dark is still issue in India sad
So true
It is an issue not just in India.
👏👏👏
What happened to sonam Kapoor voice
during prgenancy.... voice can change
It’s dress and not drasss……. It’s west not waast…… very bad
I'd watch Shruti Hasan on loop as oppose to to this one 🤪🤪🤪
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... "Susmita and Aish were petite, like 5'4 and so... " sorry what?
That’s the fashion industry definition of petite, that she knows very well 😂😂
Sushmita and Aishwarya 5.3 or 5.4..... Is she mad or what?
She was clearly talking about Rani, Kareena and Preity.
I feel irritated seeing her
Can you please stop subjecting India as the most horrible country! It's wrong to always blame India by saying India has this or that problem, here people judge you with your color so and so. Beauty standards came from Britishers , they were and are more concious about color of the skin. The problem is with your point of view and not with India . India is a holy country with beautiful ancient ayurveda ( now the whole world is following) don't forget India has given alot to the whole world . India is the most adaptable and diverse country . So stop this propaganda with wrong marketing of your own country.
Yeh kon hai
Anil ki mummy