By Admin 
Pan India star Tamannaah Bhatia has been in the news for a long time for her body transformation and curves. Many internet users trolled her for this while many people are liking the transformation of Tamannaah Bhatia. But in a recent interview, she talked about the pressure to leave her curves behind and live up to beauty standards.
‘People have seen me grow up in front of the camera..’
In an exclusive conversation with Harper’s Bazaar India, Tamannaah Bhatia talked about her body. The actress told that her figure has been quite slim since the beginning, especially when she was in her 20s. The actress said, ‘I have been in front of the camera since the age of 15 and people have seen me grow up in front of the camera.
So there is nothing to hide. Before the age of 30, my body was quite lean. My body has been like this since the beginning. The way my body is now is technically not new to me. I have grown up like this. ,
There was a deep impact on weight during Covid
In this interview, the actress revealed that the Corona epidemic had a deep impact on her body. It was very difficult for him to maintain his weight during that period.
Before becoming popular among the Hindi audience, Tamannaah Bhatia was a big name in the South film industry but SS Rajamouli’s ‘Baahubali: The Beginning’ made her a pan India star.
In South films, people have seen many avatars of Tamannaah Bhatia and many changes in her body, but this was completely new for the Hindi audience.
‘Every 5 years I meet a different version of myself..’
Taking her point further in the interview, the actress said that ‘Women’s bodies are like this which keep changing every 5 years and we always meet a new version of ourselves.’
Along with this, she revealed that even though she was doing everything to control her weight, her stomach started coming out. The actress also talked about inflammation and said that every woman has to go through this cycle when her body changes.
She said that she does not follow beauty standards because she loves her curves. Tamannaah Bhatia believes that everyone should embrace and love their curves or their body.