Sameera Reddy on Being Pressured To Get Breast Enhancement Surgery: I Didn't Want...

Popular content creator & actor Sameera Reddy has opened up about being pressurized for getting the body job done when she was at the peak of her career. She said but she was never convinced with that idea. 

"The Amount of Pressure..."

In an exclusive conversation with Hindustan Times, she said, “I can't emphasize enough the amount of pressure that was put on me to get a b**b job at the top of my career. So many people kept saying, 'Sameera, everyone is doing it, why are you not?'. But I didn't want something like that inside me. It's like you are hiding a flaw but it's not a flaw, it's how life is. I will not judge someone who wants to have plastic surgery and Botox, but what works for me is internally fixing myself.” 

"I Look Happier..."

She added, “People said I look happier and more comfortable in my skin now. I looked chiseled at 28, but there is a warmth and comfort at 45. When I was 40, the internet had my age as 38. But I immediately got it changed as I was proud of being 40. Interviews mein itna fenk fenk ke Google picked up the wrong age."

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"I'll Show My Skin..."

When she joined social media, she was asked to use filters. “I said I'll show my skin when it is bad, I'll show my cellulite and my weight. This is who I am. I am more grateful for doing this rather than being that perfect 36-24-36 figure. I get to be real which I never got to do when I was an actor.” 

Sameera further added, “There was always this parda (curtain) between me and my audience. We only put out what people wanted to hear, but it gives people anxiety when you show you ‘wake up looking like this'. No, you don't. I wake up every day looking like crap, running behind my children. But I can look amazing as a 45-year-old, and I own it. When you show your grey hair, your belly fat, and your stretch marks, someone out there feels ‘there is somebody else like me' and it takes away the pressure on them.”