Popular actress Nia Sharma is one of the famous personalities of the world of telly. Nia got her first big break in the acting industry with the show Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behna Hai, in which she played the role of Maanvi Chaudhary. Thereafter, she appeared in several shows and music videos. Nia's personal style is that of being bold and fearless. From risque outfits to athleisure, she is a fan of everything that reflects her happy and infectious energy. However, being herself hasn't been easy for Nia, as the actress was mistaken and was often judged for her fashion choices.
In an exclusive chat with Pinkvilla, Nia Sharma grapples with harsh comments for her style sense. For the unversed, Nia's Instagram bio says, 'Let's get to the point, please. pretty' and her twitter bio says 'extremely ugly...lack of fashion sense...hmm...congirl! When asked about her unique social media bios and the ideas behind them, Nia revealed, "It's everything people call me. That's why I write what people like to hear. People call me a fashion disaster. say or I'm ugly or whatever".
The Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behna Hai actress adds, "I am growing to hear these lewd comments about myself or read the same things about myself. How do I make the biggest fashion mistake, and what about style. Knows nothing and who only knows how to show body and cleavage, wear minimal clothes. These are the things I grew up hearing about myself and that's how I define myself now" Nia also says "This is not a revolution or a frivolous effort. People on my side see me that way and that's what I am."
Talking about her Instagram bio, Nia revealed that she likes to be straightforward and talk about people rather than other things. She says, “My humble request to everyone in life right now is when some stars talk too much detail, bargain too much, it bothers me. I want to save everyone’s time, It's either yes or either it's working out or it's not".
Talking about her fashion choices, Nia further says, "I tried to look a certain way, of course I mean, how I always wanted to look, the kind of clothes I always wanted to wear. It only happened with the time I made my own money. When I'm free enough to do what I love it's just lifestyle. It's just that people wrote so much about it and on it There was so much discussion, and threw it in such a bad light that I became known to everyone cause. It just kept on growing and there was kind of a ruckus around things."
Nia also shares how her constant judging of her fashion choices helped her grow. She shares, "I don't mind that attention, I thought something positive came out of it. It helped me pave my way, it helped me become more famous. But it's never so abiotic." remained, and anything so desperate or an attempt on my part to portray myself in any way."
