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Actress Vidya Balan recently touched on body-shaming, saying "her weight had become a national issue" and that for a long time, she "hated her body"

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Vidya Balan isn't the only star to have spoken about struggling with body image. Ahead, 5 celebs who shared their stories

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Producer Rhea Kapoor wrote in a post: "I thought I was fat. We can never win with ourselves, can we? But we can try"

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Rhea's new mantra is summed up in a Tina Fey quote - "If you retain nothing else, always remember the most important rule of beauty, which is: who cares?"

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"I've always worried about how I look," Ileana D'Cruz revealed, "I've worried my hips are too wide, my thighs too wobbly, my waist not narrow enough..."

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How did Ileana stop "trying to conform to the world's ideal of what's meant to be beautiful?" By embracing her "own kind of beautiful"

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Kavita Kaushik wrote an Instagram note to "all women wanting to wear pretty bikinis but shy of their bodily flaws"

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"We all have some fat, some scars," Kavita wrote, urging everyone to be fit and healthy and live their best lives

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Designer Masaba Gupta, daughter of West Indies cricketer Vivian Richards, wrote about hating her "Caribbean body" and wanting to be "dainty"

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It took Masaba years to "fall in complete, utter love" with her genes and now, she's neither overweight nor underweight and doesn't diet

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"Remember that photo of yourself from 5 years ago that makes you feel bad about current weight?" Neha Dhupia has been there

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What Neha knows now - "Your weighing scale doesn't define you, you do"

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Actress Vidya Balan recently touched on body-shaming, saying "her weight had become a national issue" and that for a long time, she "hated her body"

Vidya Balan isn't the only star to have spoken about struggling with body image. Ahead, 5 celebs who shared their stories

Producer Rhea Kapoor wrote in a post: "I thought I was fat. We can never win with ourselves, can we? But we can try"

Rhea's new mantra is summed up in a Tina Fey quote - "If you retain nothing else, always remember the most important rule of beauty, which is: who cares?"

"I've always worried about how I look," Ileana D'Cruz revealed, "I've worried my hips are too wide, my thighs too wobbly, my waist not narrow enough..."

How did Ileana stop "trying to conform to the world's ideal of what's meant to be beautiful?" By embracing her "own kind of beautiful"

Kavita Kaushik wrote an Instagram note to "all women wanting to wear pretty bikinis but shy of their bodily flaws"

"We all have some fat, some scars," Kavita wrote, urging everyone to be fit and healthy and live their best lives

Designer Masaba Gupta, daughter of West Indies cricketer Vivian Richards, wrote about hating her "Caribbean body" and wanting to be "dainty"

It took Masaba years to "fall in complete, utter love" with her genes and now, she's neither overweight nor underweight and doesn't diet

"Remember that photo of yourself from 5 years ago that makes you feel bad about current weight?" Neha Dhupia has been there

What Neha knows now - "Your weighing scale doesn't define you, you do"

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THEIR BODIES

LEARNT TO LOVE

5 CELEBS WHO

Actress Vidya Balan recently touched on body-shaming, saying "her weight had become a national issue" and that for a long time, she "hated her body"

Vidya Balan isn't the only star to have spoken about struggling with body image. Ahead, 5 celebs who shared their stories

Producer Rhea Kapoor wrote in a post: "I thought I was fat. We can never win with ourselves, can we? But we can try"

Rhea's new mantra is summed up in a Tina Fey quote - "If you retain nothing else, always remember the most important rule of beauty, which is: who cares?"

"I've always worried about how I look," Ileana D'Cruz revealed, "I've worried my hips are too wide, my thighs too wobbly, my waist not narrow enough..."

How did Ileana stop "trying to conform to the world's ideal of what's meant to be beautiful?" By embracing her "own kind of beautiful"

Kavita Kaushik wrote an Instagram note to "all women wanting to wear pretty bikinis but shy of their bodily flaws"

"We all have some fat, some scars," Kavita wrote, urging everyone to be fit and healthy and live their best lives

Designer Masaba Gupta, daughter of West Indies cricketer Vivian Richards, wrote about hating her "Caribbean body" and wanting to be "dainty"

It took Masaba years to "fall in complete, utter love" with her genes and now, she's neither overweight nor underweight and doesn't diet

"Remember that photo of yourself from 5 years ago that makes you feel bad about current weight?" Neha Dhupia has been there

What Neha knows now - "Your weighing scale doesn't define you, you do"

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