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'Sab Dance Karte Hai...': Viral Kacha Badam Girl Anjali Arora On Being Trolled For Playing Mata Sita's Role In Mahakavya Shri Ramayan Katha - Watch Video

A couple of weeks ago, the teaser of upcoming film Mahakavya Shri Ramayan Katha was released. The film stars Dev Sharma, Anjali Arora, and Rajniesh Duggall in the lead roles. After the teaser was released, Anjali was trolled a lot on social media. Netizens slammed the makers for casting her as she is famously known for her viral Kacha Badam dance reel. On Thursday, the trailer of the film was…

'Sab Dance Karte Hai...': Viral Kacha Badam Girl Anjali Arora On Being Trolled For Playing Mata Sita's Role In Mahakavya Shri Ramayan Katha - Watch Video

Just a few weeks ago, the trailer for the film Mahakavya Shri Ramayan Katha was unveiled, starring Dev Sharma, Anjali Arora, and Rajniesh Duggall. Following the teaser's release, Anjali faced substantial online criticism for being cast in the title role. At the event, Anjali addressed the widespread backlash, stating that she didn't feel sad about it.

She emphasized that as public figures, people have the right to judge them positively or negatively. She clarified that her aim was to provide her best performance and let the audience decide their perception of her role as Mata Sita. Anjali also discussed the trolling she faced due to her viral Kacha Badam dance video, explaining that it was just a fleeting trend and not indicative of her entire life.

She made the reel as a hobby and didn't consider it a barrier to playing the character of Mata Sita. Mahakavya Shri Ramayan Katha is set to release on September 25, 2026, facing competition from The Vvaan and comparisons to previous Ramayana-themed films starring Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi.

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