Did Yami Gautam Like A Post Claiming No One Can Play Maa Sita Better In Ramayana?
Bollywood actress Yami Gautam has allegedly liked an Instagram post claiming that nobody can portray Maa Sita better than her amid the release of Ramayana . A Reddit user shared a screenshot of the actress supposedly liking the post, triggering discussions online. Netizens were quick to connect the latest controversy to Yami allegedly liking a reel that questioned Kriti Sanon's Best Actress win,…
Bollywood star Yami Gautam allegedly liked an Instagram post that suggested no one could play Maa Sita better than her in the upcoming Ramayana series. A Reddit user posted a screenshot of the actress supposedly liking the post, which sparked discussion on social media. Netizens quickly tied the controversy to Yami allegedly liking a reel that questioned Kriti Sanon's Best Actress win at the Zee Cine Awards for Tere Ishk Mein, reigniting debates about her social media behavior.
The Instagram post claimed, "Nobody can portray Maa Sita better than Yami Gautam Dhar." However, independent verification of the post revealed no like from Yami's Instagram account. The controversy was reported by The Ultimate Trolls on Instagram, and a user on Reddit shared the screenshot with the caption "No PR waali Yami Ma Strikes Again."
The post generated various reactions from netizens, with some suggesting it might have been an accidental click and others mocking Yami's newfound confidence following her husband's successful film. This isn't the first time Yami has been in the center of a social media storm due to an alleged Instagram like. In March 2026, the actress faced backlash after it was noticed that she had liked a reel seemingly mocking Kriti Sanon's Best Actress win.
Yami later clarified that the like was unintentional and denied engaging in any publicity stunts. The alleged Instagram like could not be independently verified, based on a Reddit screenshot shared by a user. Opinions expressed in the comments belonged to the respective users.
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