Aishwarya Rai's sister-in-law says she was trolled, reveals how she coped with comparisons to 'Guru' star: 'Never jealous, never in competition'
Shrima Rai, the sister-in-law of Bollywood icon Aishwarya Rai, recently shared her experiences of enduring online criticism and being subjected to unfair comparisons with her more famous family member.
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In an interview with Mohsinaa Ahmad, Shrima candidly discussed an incident from last November, when she was unexpectedly entangled in a public controversy. She described the situation as a gross misrepresentation, emphasizing that her words and actions had been taken out of context.
“It felt as though I had been suddenly introduced as a dramatic character in an ongoing Indian television soap opera. One moment, I was just living my life, and the next, I was depicted as this new personality inserted into a storyline I had no part in,” she explained. Shrima voiced her frustration over the way her identity was reduced solely to her association with a prominent film star, despite the fact that she had independently established herself as a content creator and blogger.
“I didn’t want that to be my calling card. It’s very unfair for someone to take away what you’ve built without even an interview. So when I saw the wrong things written about me, I did put out a clarification,” Shrima stated.
She further elaborated on the damaging effects of unnecessary comparisons between women, even when one of them has achieved incredible success in her field. “There’s
