However, these are nothing compared to the other comments that called her out as a “sex worker”. One almost complimented her to only degrade her more. The individual said that for strong roles that she chooses to do, exposing this much skin isn’t “good”. There was also advice on what kind of photos it was okay for a woman to share, with a commenter noting that these photographs should be for private viewing only.

Another prescribed “saree or chudi (SalwarKameez)” as the acceptable dress code for public pictures because Amala was already “married and divorced”. The fact that audience support an actress’ choice of clothing onscreen by saying it’s just a movie completely changes when that same actress chooses to wear the so-called “glamorous clothes” outside of cinema and gets trolled by the same audience in return.

The hypocrisy and misogyny get infinite as days pass by and people say feminism isn’t important!