Khushi Mukherjee reveals Saiyaara Star Aneet Padda copied her eyebrows shaving move, says 'It was deeply personal...' [Exclusive]

Khushi Mukherjee has been in the news for a long time. She has grabbed attention for her bold outfits. The actress has been trolled many times for her dressing style. However, she has always given it back smartly. She has been quite open about her opinions. Now, once again she has given her opinion. She spoke to BollywoodLife, about someone imitating her. Social media is buzzing with comparisons after actress and digital star Khushi Mukherjee called out what she believes is a case of imitation and the internet has opinions. Khushi, who made headlines earlier this year for bravely shaving off her eyebrows as part of a daring reality show challenge, claims that shortly after she shared her emotional story, Saiyaara star Aneet Padda was seen doing the exact same thing.

Khushi says Aneet copied her

"The day I revealed my story of shaving my eyebrows and what it meant for me, I suddenly saw Aneet doing the same," Khushi said in a candid moment on her social media. "It's not just about the act it was deeply personal, and I did it for a reason that came from within. When it becomes a trend after that, it feels strange."

Khushi's original transformation had stirred a mix of admiration and empathy from fans, many praising her vulnerability and commitment. For her, it wasn't just a stunt it was a symbolic shedding of judgment and fear. Now, seeing others replicate it so soon has left her feeling conflicted.

While Aneet Padda has not commented on the matter yet, fans are divided. Some support Khushi's sentiment, while others feel that bold choices in fashion or self-expression can overlap without always being intentional.

In the world of fame and digital impressions, originality often walks a fine line. But one thing is certain Khushi Mukherjee's eyebrow-shaving moment was not just a viral visual, it was a raw, emotional chapter that sparked conversations. Whether it's being imitated or not, its impact clearly hasn't faded.