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Aishwarya Rai, who recently visited Andhra Pradesh for the 100th-year centennial celebration of Sri Sathya Sai Baba in Puttaparthi, didn’t hold back when asked about street harassment. Speaking at a beauty brand event, she delivered a clear, straightforward message: women should never be blamed for what they wear or how they look.

She offered simple yet powerful advice: “Don’t hide, don’t look down, don’t try to shrink yourself. Look directly in the eyes. Hold your head high.” The line that resonated most was: “Don’t blame your dress or your lipstick.” Social media erupted with reactions—some thanked her for speaking out, while others simply wrote, “Finally, someone said it.”

While a small section of netizens controversially argued that a girl’s dressing sense might play a role, the overwhelming majority strongly condemned such views, emphasizing that it is entirely a woman’s personal choice how she dresses.

On the professional front, Aishwarya continues to ride the success of Ponniyin Selvan: Part 2, which grossed around ₹345 crore worldwide. Even without a new release, she remains visible, whether through her films or candid, honest conversations like this one.