Sameera Reddy spoke candidly about the period when everyone in the film industry was obsessed with getting plastic surgery. She described how the idea of having breast surgery was put forth to her.

Sameera Reddy On Alopecia said that it is a traumatic disease and that adapting to alopecia is emotionally difficult which warrants treatment for the emotional aspect of hair loss

It is still difficult for younger women to embrace the white streaks in their hair because doing so means getting labelled as old and unattractive.

Dear Sameera Reddy, thank you for inspiring us to love our bodies.

Apart from this post, the actor has even previously made multiple social media posts showing off what society believes to be a woman’s flaw. From flaunting her grey hairs to sharing breastfeeding experiences, the actor does to all to normalise the stigma around women being imperfect.

Sameera has been actively talking about important issues like being comfortable in your body, losing pregnancy weight, mental health issues

These Bollywood women are depicting how prevailing beauty standards should not dictate how women choose to look as they sport their whites with ease and confidence.

Recommending the best exercise for body positivity Sameera says is to look at the parts that you feel insecure with and be kind to yourself.

Sameera Reddy, who had recovered from COVID-19 at the end of April, shared the tips that she found useful for post-COVID-19 recovery. 

Sameera again reminded parents that even though your kids might largely remain asymptomatic it is necessary to have them isolated from people who haven’t been affected for 14 days