Malaika Arora It has become an inspiration to women in their late 30s and 40s, who may be seeing their confidence in self-depreciation. While most actresses are adored by their fans when they are young and have just debuted in the industry, Malaika has reversed the trend by setting standards of beauty and fitness. As she turns a year older, we take a look back at the times when she hasn’t been apologetic about her glam and fab avatar, while truly continuing to live by the motto of ‘age is just a number’ has kept.
Shame on social media
Malaika Arora has been embarrassed about age on social media many times. From her glamorous outfits during gym outfits to ramp walks and outings with friends, trolls have targeted her for not dressing up ‘her age’. It is outrageous on every level. Aging is a natural phenomenon and should not be a reason to slow down or succumb to meaningless stereotypes. Malaika inspires people of all age groups to live, stay fit and embrace the enthusiasm that comes in the later stages of life. This in no way empowers people to question what she wears and when. Plus there is no age to feel good in your own skin.
Age gap with boyfriend Arjun Kapoor
Malaika Arora and Arjun KapoorThe relationship raised eyebrows because of the age gap between the two. There is an age gap of more than 10 years between these two and in spite of this their love is increasing. The most common comments of trollers on her pictures are ‘aunty and her son’ in nature. Such comments are rare for a man dating a younger woman. On the other hand, in such relationships, women are called by name. While Arjun and Malaika’s relationship lives up to the society’s accepted norms of ‘right and wrong’, they have paved the way for love across all age groups.
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Malaika Arora is ‘Divorced’. So what?
Many people still troll Malaika Arora on social media for her previous marriage with Arbaaz Khan. While the former couple moved on in life years ago, some keep bringing it up as if it were a thing. Around us, there is no dearth of marriages and relationships that did not work out. It might be a tough pill to swallow for many, but people grow and move on in life and Malaika and Arbaaz feel the same way. Trolling a couple for a relationship that didn’t work might not impress them in the least, but there are many people who want to ‘protect’ the culture and institution of marriage.