Malaika Arora opens up about how separated women are stereotyped and how she is ‘heavily trolled’

Malaika Arora has always been an example of fitness and beauty to many. The diva has spoken about online harassment ahead of her upcoming Moving in with Malaika concert. Malaika responded that she is a modern woman who has experienced her fair share of ups and downs and isn't worried by trolls when asked if the negativity and jibes from them have ever troubled her.

The diva added that she doesn't just stand around receiving blows. She claimed that she would probably punch back harder if someone punched her.

Malaika Arora talks social media trolling

Malaika claimed that she would call a spade a spade and that she doesn't take things lightly. In an interview, the diva emphasized the importance of having the confidence to speak up for oneself and said, "And I think today's women should be able to stand up and express the things that you feel passionately about and show that it's okay. Being who I am and leading the life I do are both acceptable. Divorced women, single moms, etc., are despised today, and it's not very... you know, when I say despised, there's always a lot of criticism.

Someone is always making some sort of comment, and I believe that needs to change. Then, if I can, I want to change in a small way.

Malaika said she is "highly, heavily trolled" and receives criticism for everything, including her age, lifestyle, and fashion choices. The diva's new program tries to cover all of these issues.

About Moving with Malaika

While trolls frequently engage in things they are most excellent at, Malaika also has a sizable social media fan base. On Instagram, more than 16 million people follow the diva. Moving in with Malaika will be her first OTT series, and it will premiere on December 5. Fans will get a glimpse of Malaika's life and its facets through the series.