Nia Sharma Lashes Out at Talent Management Company: "Boiled My Blood..."

Nia Sharma has recently called out a talent management company, Panache Entertainment on social media for their ‘unethical' and ‘unprofessional' behavior.

"I Dealt With Absolute Losers..."

Taking to her Instagram stories, she penned a long note. She wrote, "Panache ent..talents. Pee-yush pan-Day...No guts, no glory.. tum Ch***ya ho and I'm not sorry. Today I dealt with absolute losers. Ruined my day.. boiled my blood. Abused them.. rightfully so. When they get the best of you. The only calming thing is abusing the f**k out of them. There's no other way to talk."

"I Am Too Ethical..."

She added, "There's no other way but to show them their place... You don't enter someone's professional space, be unethical, and get away. You won't. You can't. The problem is I am too ethical to take your bullshit and lies. Do not associate with me professionally if you can't honor your commitments. Stay out of my lane."

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Nia's Ad Controversy:

Earlier, Nia made the headlines after promoting women's health supplements claiming to "tighten the vagina”. Her Instagram post drew widespread criticism, with users accusing the actor of spreading misinformation and perpetuating harmful stereotypes.

'Vagina Tightening' Tablet Ad:

She shared a video of the commercial with the caption, "Sometimes, life is all about finding the perfect fit. Whether it's your favorite outfit or something more intimate, we've got you covered. Experience the perfect ‘tight'".

The ad sparked controversy, and netizens slammed Nia for promoting the product. A user wrote, "Nia Sharma's promotion of vaginal tightening products raises serious ethical concerns. As a public figure, she has a responsibility to her audience, many of whom may look up to her for guidance. By endorsing such products, she not only perpetuates unrealistic beauty standards but also misleads her followers into believing that their bodies need to conform to narrow ideals. This kind of marketing can exploit insecurities, pushing individuals toward unnecessary treatments without addressing the real issues of self-acceptance and body positivity. It's disappointing to see influencers prioritize profit over the well-being of their fans."