Celebrity stylist and actor Riddhima Sharma has delivered a composed and deeply thoughtful response to online trolling after she publicly raised concerns over unpaid dues for styling Bigg Boss 19 contestant Tanya Mittal.
While Riddhima’s work had earlier earned admiration from fellow contestants and fans alike, the support turned into harsh criticism once she spoke up about professional accountability. Instead of engaging with the backlash, Riddhima chose a path of dignity, clarity and self-belief.
In a video shared with her followers, she addressed the situation with calm conviction:
“Trolling has become quite common when you are in the public eye. I respect that everyone has their own opinion, but my personal mantra is to believe in myself. I don’t allow negativity to affect me because I believe in honesty, silence and hard work. My work will always speak louder than words.”
Choosing Peace Over Noise
Riddhima made it clear that she does not allow online hate to disrupt her emotional well-being.
“Trolls don’t bother me. I don’t even read negative comments. Sometimes friends tell me about them and I ask them not to. My family and close friends know who I truly am — and that is enough for me.”
She explained that while she generally avoids responding to negativity, there are rare moments when clarification becomes necessary.
“I respond only when clarity is required — not to prove anything, but to maintain transparency and self-respect. Otherwise, I choose silence, growth and grace.”
A Strong Inner Foundation
Mental peace, according to Riddhima, remains her greatest priority.
She revealed that she has practiced meditation since her school years, crediting it for her emotional stability and perspective. Her family, she said, plays a crucial role in protecting her from negativity.
“They surround me with positivity — family dinners, small celebrations, simply being there for me. Because of that, social media negativity never affects me.”
Growth Over Explanation
In an industry where public figures are constantly pressured to defend themselves, Riddhima believes restraint is a form of strength.
“Living under constant pressure to justify oneself can be exhausting. I choose clarity, balance, self-belief and strong boundaries. Growth and authenticity matter more than constant explanations.”
Her message resonates strongly in today’s climate of instant judgment — offering a powerful reminder that professionalism, integrity and perseverance remain the most enduring responses to criticism.
