Amrapali Dubey gave a befitting reply to those who trolled her for her weight, said this

amrapali dubey Amrapali has also worked in the Hindi industry. But she is from the popular Bhojpuri industry. Be it her films or songs, people like them all. Her chemistry with Dinesh Lal Yadav aka Nirahua is often in the news. People also claim that the two are married. She is also constantly trolled for her weight. The actress herself has put a full stop to all these things and has put forth her side. Amrapali Dubey had arrived as a guest on her elder sister Akanksha Dubey’s podcast. Here, when she was asked whether she is married to Dinesh Lal Yadav, the actress said, ‘I want to tell the whole world that the day I get married, these people will be looted. So much money will have to be spent. I want to get married in such a way that the whole world knows. I will do only one or two more functions than Anant Ambani ji. I will not do less. I am not married at the moment. I am very happy being single. And if Dinesh ji was not married, I would definitely marry him/her because he/she is a very great person. But he/she has a wife and kids. They are just good friends. I will know the day I get married.’

Amrapali Dubey gave a befitting reply on her increased weight

Akanksha Dubey then questioned her about body shaming for her weight. To which Amrapali Dubey said, ‘I love my body. It doesn’t cause me any problems. I don’t have diabetes. I don’t have thyroid problems. I want to lose weight so that I don’t have to face all these problems in life. If someone else feels that I don’t fit into their parameters as an actor, I don’t care. Cast those who fit. I am like this. I will make changes to my body only when I feel like it. Not because of people. I read people’s comments on Instagram and block and delete them.’

Amrapali Dubey recovered from panic attack and anxiety

Amrapali Dubey also talked about anxiety and panic attacks. She said, ‘I used to have so much anxiety that I couldn’t even swallow anything. I couldn’t eat. Even in 24 hours, if I could eat anything, it was 2 to 3 spoons of Khichdi. Apart from this, I couldn’t eat. Due to this, my weight reduced a lot. I developed hypochondria. I couldn’t eat. I used to get dizzy standing on the set during shooting. Then I took a lot of therapy and my family supported me. My mother took me to many doctors. Then slowly I got better. I used to listen to one chapter of Bhagvad Gita daily. I started going to temples. My spirituality increased along with therapy.’