Anshu Hits Back At Trolls Over Stunning Comeback

After two decades away from the big screen, she chose Mazaka as her comeback film. At 39, excitement was high, not only for the movie but also for her return. But along with love, came the dark side of the internet, trolling. Some fans questioned her looks, her age, and even her choice to start again.

In her reply, she didn�t hide her feelings. She shared screenshots of the comments, remarks about her being a mother of two, accusations of surgery, and claims that she looked �better before.� Instead of lashing out, she turned the trolling into a conversation. She reminded everyone that hurtful words reflect more about the person writing them than about the one receiving them.

Her message was clear, she has never gone under the knife, she carries her wrinkles with pride, and she has embraced her changing face. She said she once loved her chubby look, and now she�s enjoying a sharper one. Her high point was a gentle reminder: �It�s never too late for anything.� Dreams, she said, don�t come with an expiry date.

The comeback with Mazaka may be a professional milestone, but her response has turned into a personal statement. In an industry that often ties beauty to youth, her words sound different, almost rebellious. For young dreamers, her story shows courage; for critics, it�s a reminder that age and motherhood don�t take away a woman�s right to shine. If anything, they add more power to her story.