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Actor Anjali Dinesh Anand has addressed criticism over her role in Dhamaal 4, following allegations that the film relied on jokes about her body despite her advocacy for body positivity.
The debate began after content creator Soumya Dubey questioned the actor's decision to appear in a film featuring fat-shaming humour while publicly speaking against body shaming.
Responding to the criticism, Anjali explained that accepting such roles is currently a professional necessity as she continues to build her career in the film industry.
The discussion started after Soumya Dubey shared a video reacting to Anjali Anand's earlier interview, in which the actor said she responds to body-shaming comments by calling such people "ugly inside and out."
Dubey argued that it was contradictory to advocate body positivity while appearing in a film where several scenes reportedly revolve around jokes targeting the actor's weight.
According to the creator, the issue was not portraying a flawed character but participating in humour that appeared to reinforce the very stereotypes she publicly opposes.
Responding in the comments section, Anjali Anand acknowledged the criticism but explained that she does not have the privilege of rejecting projects.
She said she accepts the opportunities available because she has responsibilities and needs to earn a livelihood.
According to the actor, she hopes that by continuing to work and showcase her acting abilities, the industry will eventually begin offering more diverse and meaningful roles to plus-size performers.
Explaining her decision, Anjali said she is "biting a bitter pill" to support herself while waiting for attitudes within the entertainment industry to evolve.
She noted that there are not numerous filmmakers approaching her with the kinds of roles she would ideally like to portray.
Instead, she believes the best way to create opportunities is by remaining visible and proving her talent through every project she receives.
Anjali also expressed hope that the industry's treatment of plus-size actors will improve over time.
She said she is prepared to continue working until the climate changes and believes genuine representation requires patience and persistence.
According to the actor, audiences should evaluate her performances based on her acting skills rather than reducing her identity solely to her body size.
Addressing criticism that appearing in such scenes means endorsing body-shaming humour, Anjali argued that actors should not automatically be equated with the characters they portray.
She compared the situation to performers playing fictional criminals, noting that portraying a role does not necessarily reflect an actor's personal beliefs or values.
Her comments have sparked wider discussions on representation, body positivity and the challenges many actors face when balancing personal convictions with professional opportunities.
Directed by Indra Kumar, Dhamaal 4 features an ensemble cast including:
The comedy has generated conversation not only for its nostalgic appeal but also for debates surrounding its portrayal of body image and humour.
Anjali Anand has been criticised after appearing in Dhamaal 4, where some viewers felt the film relied on jokes about her weight despite her public support for body positivity.
She said she accepts the projects available to her because she needs to earn a living and hopes the industry's approach towards plus-size actors will gradually change.
Content creator Soumya Dubey questioned the actor's participation in a film featuring body-shaming humour while advocating body positivity.
She explained that she does not currently have the luxury of turning down projects and wants to continue demonstrating her acting talent until better opportunities emerge.
The film features Ajay Devgn, Riteish Deshmukh, Arshad Warsi, Jaaved Jaaferi, Ravi Kishan, Esha Gupta and Anjali Dinesh Anand.
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