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Our bodies are not good enough, and the other lies social media sells us
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The Indian Express
It’s about what I felt when I looked at others — a window that social media has left perennially open.
One may argue that the movie neither endorses nor judges cosmetic procedures.
Story continues below this adWith over a quarter of a century between the two movies, the perception around cosmetic procedures is quite stark.
Several studies have found that media portrayals can significantly influence societal attitudes about cosmetic surgeries.
Our choices are also made in the context of aggressive marketing of ways to change our bodies: new cosmetic procedures and products, new diets and exercise regimes, new health practices,” she added.