Parineeti Chopra criticizes online harassment that targets Katrina Kaif over her postpartum weight and body changes. In comments reported by NDTV, Chopra says such criticism is inappropriate, arguing that if a woman has had a baby and there is visible evidence of that, it should not be treated as negative.

The remarks reflect broader debate around how celebrities’ bodies are judged after pregnancy. While the available reporting focuses on Chopra’s response, it highlights the scrutiny women face online and the way postpartum appearance can become a subject of trolling. The criticism is framed as a rejection of negativity directed at motherhood-related physical changes, rather than an argument about specific health or personal choices.

Across the coverage shared here, the emphasis stays on Chopra’s condemnation of the trolling and her view that postpartum body changes are a normal outcome of childbirth and should not be used to attack or shame women in public. (No other outlets with differing angles were provided in the supplied sources.)