Summary
- Katrina Kaif has become the subject of criticism on social media following her latest public appearance with her husband, actor Vicky Kaushal.
- Another social media user made a remark about Katrina appearing more “Indianized,” while others compared her appearance to a rasgulla and questioned what had happened to the actress.
- Amid the criticism, supportive fans have reminded social media users that motherhood should not become a reason to judge or shame women for changes in their bodies.
Katrina Kaif has become the subject of criticism on social media following her latest public appearance with her husband, actor Vicky Kaushal.
The Bollywood actress, who embraced motherhood last year, recently stepped out to pay her respects to the late director and producer Kuku Kohli. Kaif attended the funeral proceedings alongside Vicky, with the couple choosing a simple and understated appearance as they joined others in mourning the veteran filmmaker.
Katrina, who welcomed her first child, son Vihaan, in November 2025, appeared in a traditional white outfit for the occasion. She paired her elegant eastern attire with matching white khussas, keeping her overall look simple and graceful. The actress wore her straight hair open, adding to the understated appearance that was seemingly appropriate for the solemn occasion.
Despite her respectful appearance, Katrina’s look quickly became a topic of discussion online. Several social media users focused on changes in her physique and commented on her post-pregnancy weight.
Some comments were particularly harsh, with users criticizing the actress for appearing heavier than she did before becoming a mother. One person commented that she had become overweight and even suggested that her career was over.
Another social media user made a remark about Katrina appearing more “Indianized,” while others compared her appearance to a rasgulla and questioned what had happened to the actress.
The comments sparked a wider conversation about the way celebrities, particularly female stars, are treated after pregnancy. While some users continued to criticize Katrina’s appearance, many fans came to her defense and urged people to stop judging her body.
Supporters pointed out that Katrina is currently in her postpartum phase after giving birth to her first child. They argued that gaining weight and experiencing physical changes after pregnancy are completely normal and that women should not be expected to immediately return to their pre-pregnancy bodies.
Fans also emphasized that motherhood represents a major life change and that an actress should be given time to recover physically and emotionally after childbirth. Rather than focusing on her weight, many felt that Katrina deserved appreciation for stepping out to pay her respects to Kuku Kohli during a difficult occasion.
The criticism also reignited discussions about unrealistic beauty standards in the entertainment industry. Bollywood actresses often face intense scrutiny over their bodies, clothing and appearance, with social media users frequently comparing their current looks with photographs from earlier stages of their careers.
Katrina has remained one of the most recognizable names in the Indian film industry, with a career spanning several successful films. However, her recent appearance demonstrates how quickly public attention can shift from an actor’s work and personal milestones to their physical appearance.
For now, the actress appears to be embracing her new role as a mother while gradually returning to public life. Her latest outing with Vicky was primarily about paying respects to a respected figure from the film industry, but it unexpectedly became the center of an online debate about postpartum bodies and celebrity expectations.
Amid the criticism, supportive fans have reminded social media users that motherhood should not become a reason to judge or shame women for changes in their bodies.
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