'She can't even move properly'; Anna Rajan responds to body shaming comments, reveals about her health condition

Many of us might have experienced body-shaming because of our body types and colours. Celebrities have also fallen prey to body-shaming remarks and jokes on social media. The most recent victim of body-shaming on social media is actress Anna Rajan. The actress had recently shared a dance video on her Instagram page.

The video shows Anna dancing to the super hit song 'Illuminati' from the film 'Aavesham'. The actress shared the video with the caption, ' To all the people who are concerned about my health, thank you so much for your caring and special comments. My dance steps are limited because of the tight-fitting dress and the super hot temperature. And also I’m not a professional dancer but only a passionate dancer. But still I tried my best and I'm happy. I really want to dance without any limits next time. Please understand the situation and please keep supporting. Love you all… whoever commenting in my insta all are my fans ... so pls keep supporting me.'

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However, some people soon came up criticising the actress and her dance moves. Some even went on to post body-shaming comments against Anna. One person mocked her by saying that she is so fat that she can't even move properly.

Now, Anna Rajan has reacted against the body-shaming comments through her Instagram story. She even revealed about her health condition through the story.

'If you don't like me or my video, you can say it. But commenting like this and liking that comment is very hurtful. My movements are restricted for lots of reasons. And I'm fighting autoimmune thyroid disease. Sometimes my body will show swelling. The next day it will be very slim. The face will appear puffy. I also suffer joint pains and lots and lots of other symptoms. Still, I've been doing my best for the last 2 years. And I will not sit back home doing nothing as I also belong to this world. If you don't like it leave it. But don't comment like this,' Anna Rajan wrote.