Look beyond choice, comments: Aishwarya Rai’s powerful message on self-values
Aishwarya Rai rejected social media verification and advocated self-values in a powerful lorol Paris video. He emphasized the importance of internal verification on social media approval.
In short
- Aishwarya Rai addressed self-values in the era of social media through a powerful commercial
- He warned about the pressure of social media on young minds and adults
- Fans widely supported his message in the comment section
Actor Aishwarya Rai in a recent video for a popular cosmetic brand addressed an important issue of self-value in the social media era. The video encourages the audience to watch the audience to see the choice and comments for verification, part of the texts of the brand, the brand’s Worth series. Rai insisted that self-values should come from within, a message that he especially pressures as a parent.
Aishwarya’s clear message in the advertisement faced the prevailing tendency of verification from social media platforms. He said, “I deserve it, but what exactly decides? The kind of pictures that have been posted? The number of choice? Or is these comments on social media? We have given such power to these things. Our value is right.”
Highlighting her concerns as a mother, Aishwarya said, “There is not much difference between social media and social pressure. As a woman and a mother, it is a serious concern to think about the power that occurs on young minds. Clearly, even adults.”
Many fans resonated with their message, expressing their agreement in the commentary section. One viewer commented, “I want half of the world to understand what she is saying,” while the other said, “Perfect.” Many people appreciated him for giving a very important message in this era.
Here are some reactions:
In giving her message, Aishwarya also said, “It cannot move forward. We should make an alternative. Let’s not discover our self-values, of course not on social media.”
Rai’s video aligned with the message of empowerment of the brand, expanding its classic tagline, “because you deserve it,” to suit modern challenges. In the video, he further said, “Worth istet,” he strengthened that self-value is an internal feature that is not determined by external approval.
Aishwarya’s stance against increasing dependence on social media for self -esteem marked a significant discussion in an era where digital appearance is often equal to individual value.
On the work front, Aishwarya Rai was last seen in director Mani Ratnam’s ‘Ponyin Selvan’ films. She is yet to announce her upcoming film.
