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Kiara Advani's Old Video Triggers A Storm On Social Media

Kiara Advani’s remarks align with libertarian viewpoints but clash with dominant public sentiment in certain sections.

An old video of Kiara Advani, last seen in the Telugu film 'Game Changer', has resurfaced on social media, sparking renewed debate over personal freedom, cultural sensitivity, and online outrage in India. The clip, reportedly from an interview recorded several years ago, features the actor sharing her views on bans related to beef consumption and pornography. She expressed concern that such restrictions could gradually erode personal and national freedoms.

The video has gone viral on X (formerly Twitter) and has sparked strong reactions from both critics and supporters. Several users criticised Kiara for her remarks, with some warning fans against idolising celebrities. Trolls accused her of hypocrisy, questioning why she spoke about personal liberty in the old clip while remaining silent on other socio-political issues. Mocking language and labels further intensified the backlash.

At the same time, many users came out in her defence. Supporters argued that the statement was taken out of context and made during a casual interview years ago. Some also pointed out the timing of the controversy, noting that the clip resurfaced amid speculation surrounding Kiara Advani’s upcoming projects. This led to claims that the outrage may be a deliberate attempt to generate negative publicity.

The episode reflects a recurring pattern in Indian social media culture, where old statements are frequently revived and amplified for attention rather than genuine discussion. Issues such as beef bans, influenced by regional laws and cultural beliefs, and restrictions on adult content under IT regulations remain deeply polarising.

Kiara Advani’s remarks align with libertarian viewpoints but clash with dominant public sentiment in certain sections. Ultimately, the controversy underlines how outrage often overshadows nuance online, with past comments becoming tools for agenda-driven negativity instead of meaningful debate.

( Source : Deccan Chronicle )
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