In an era where social media has turn out to be a component of on a regular basis life, criticism and online trolling have turn out to be unavoidable for public figures. While appreciation motivates, negativity often comes without reason or understanding. Actress Kanika Maheshwari believes that each individual has the liberty to specific an opinion, but no person should allow those opinions to define their confidence or self value.
During an exclusive interaction, Kanika got candid about coping with negativity and criticism and the way she deals with it. Read on to know all she said.
Kanika Maheshwari: Constructive Criticism Is Something I Genuinely Respect
Based on her, real strength lies in knowing who you’re, no matter what strangers decide to say online. Kanika Maheshwari says, “Constructive criticism is something I genuinely respect since it helps me learn and evolve. As an actor, I imagine growth never stops, and I’m all the time open to improving myself. But trolling may be very different. Most individuals who spread negativity don’t know your journey, your struggles, or the hassle behind your work. They react to a small glimpse of your life and create a whole story around it. That’s once I remind myself that not every opinion deserves a spot in my mind or my heart.”
The ‘Seher – Hone Ko Hai‘ actress added, “There was a time when negative comments affected me greater than they need to have. Like anyone else, I’d wonder why people were so quick to evaluate. But with experience, I realised that looking for validation from strangers is an countless cycle. Today, I decide to deal with my work, my family, my family members, and the individuals who genuinely support me. The peace you protect inside yourself is way more priceless than attempting to persuade individuals who have already made up their minds.”
Kanika emphasized, “Social media is simply a small a part of life; it isn’t life itself. Behind every celebrity profile is an actual human being with emotions, responsibilities, insecurities, and challenges that the world doesn’t all the time see. I actually imagine people should think before they write something hurtful because words have power. A sort message can brighten someone’s day, while unnecessary hate can leave an enduring impact. Selecting empathy over cruelty doesn’t cost anything.”
Kanika Maheshwari: Silence Is The Strongest Response
The ‘Diya Aur Baati Hum’ actress said, “I’ve learnt that silence is commonly the strongest response. You don’t need to react to each comment or prove yourself to everyone. The people who find themselves genuinely working hard towards their dreams rarely have time to tug others down. My energy is best invested in becoming a greater actor, a greater human being, and someone who inspires through actions fairly than arguments. Success achieved with dignity will all the time speak louder than any online negativity.”
She concludes, “To everyone facing criticism, never let anonymous voices turn out to be louder than your personal inner belief. Stay grounded, continue learning, keep working with honesty, and never lose your kindness due to another person’s negativity. Trends come and go, opinions change on daily basis, but your character, your resilience, and your values stick with you eternally. At the top of the day, protecting your peace is certainly one of the best types of self-respect.”
Kanika Maheshwari has been energetic within the entertainment industry for around 25 years. The actress made her debut in 2001 in Kabhi Aaye Na Judaai, before becoming a household name with Kahaani Ghar Ghar Kii. She has since starred in , Raja Ki Aayegi Baraat, Viraasat, Geet – Hui Sabse Parayi and Diya Aur Baati Hum. She currently plays a pivotal part in Seher – Hone Ko Hai.
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