Actress Aishwarya Lekshmi has made a bold decision to quit social media permanently, citing relentless cyberbullying, body shaming, and morphed images as reasons behind her exit. The Malayalam and Tamil star, known for her powerful performances, revealed that even if someone offered her ₹100 crore, she would never return to online platforms.
Cyberbullying and Negative Comments
Aishwarya Lekshmi shared that her social media presence had become increasingly toxic, with trolls targeting her appearance and spreading negativity. She was subjected to body shaming, morphed photos, and constant hateful remarks, which took a toll on her mental well-being. Despite her success in films, the actress admitted that the online environment had become unbearable.
Not even a big actress is safe on social media.
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Actress Aishwarya Lekshmi decided to quit social media forever. She says that even if someone offers her ₹100 crore, she won't return.
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Decision to Quit Social Media
In a candid statement, Aishwarya said she has quit social media forever and feels no temptation to return. Her declaration that she wouldn’t rejoin even for ₹100 crore underscores the seriousness of her decision. She explained that life feels lighter and happier without the constant scrutiny of online platforms.
Life After Social Media
Post her exit, Aishwarya has embraced a more grounded lifestyle. She expressed joy in meeting people face-to-face and reconnecting with real-world interactions. Interestingly, she still keeps track of updates through her dog’s social media account, which she uses occasionally to stay informed without exposing herself to negativity.
Larger Conversation on Online Safety
Her decision has sparked a wider debate about the safety of celebrities on social media. Despite being a successful actress, Aishwarya’s experience shows that no one is immune to cyberbullying. Fans and fellow actors have voiced support, urging for stronger measures against online harassment and promoting healthier digital spaces
