Praise her smile

Hello my dear Brothers and Sisters....,💙
    Today i am here to share a good read from one of Sonam Kapoor's articles.i just love to watch Hindi movies,because there only i can see actress with "beautiful" height😜 say 170cms above ranging height.the fair and bold attitude in their face and in movies also made me comfort with my own  height.i love Deepika Padukone,Alia Bhatt(not so tall,but she is..😍) and a huge fan of Sonam kapoor after watching the movie "Neerja".(neerja, she is the most bravest lady in the world who saved most of passengers from a hijacked plane(Pan Am Flight 73),assassinated,and finally got Asoka chakra,Tamgha-e-Pakistan..etc. notable thing is,she do all these things when she was 23 years old,which means,my current age so,with all respect i give her a big salute,RIP💙💪 great inspiration.).and in movie,why i love sonam is,The way she manage to console her juniors,children..etc  made me..."wooow".,she give them chest hugs and only tall girls can do that .😘..(its only my point of view)
    oh!sorry again i diverged from the topic.the article teaches you some thing special i am sure..!i got attracted.thats why i share this to you,Not only she is a good actress but also she cares about her followers.okay,...then lets read and put your own view as comments.
    i am sure that my "English" is very poor,but now i am also at the same age of  Neerja Bhanot(when she died).so,i also put some courage to take the risk as she shower to all ladies and gentlemen
.sorry!😉
                                             -RESH-

i read this from a news site,thank you...


just read,

"So, for every teen girl leaning into her bedroom mirror, wondering why she doesn’t look like a celebrity: Please know that nobody wakes up like this. Not me. Not any other actress. (Not even Beyoncé. I swear.)

Here’s the real deal: Before each public appearance, I spend 90 minutes in a makeup chair. Three to six people work on my hair and makeup, while a professional touches up my nails. My eyebrows are tweezed and threaded every week. There’s concealer on parts of my body that I could never have predicted would need concealing.
I’m up at 6am every day and at the gym by 7:30. I exercise for 90 minutes and, some evenings, again before bed. It’s someone’s full-time job to decide what I can and cannot eat. There are more ingredients in my face packs than in my food. There’s a team dedicated to finding me flattering outfits.
After all that, if I’m still not “flawless” enough, there are generous servings of Photoshop.
I’ve said it before, and I will keep saying it: It takes an army, a lot of money, and an incredible amount of time to make a female celebrity look the way she does when you see her. It isn’t realistic, and it isn’t anything to aspire to.
Aspire to confidence. Aspire to feeling pretty and carefree and happy, without needing to look any specific way.
And the next time you see a 13-year-old girl gazing wistfully at a blemish-free, shiny-haired Bollywood actress on a magazine cover, bust the myth of flawlessness for her.
Tell her how beautiful she is. Praise her smile or her laugh or her mind or her gait.
Don't let her grow up believing that she's flawed, or that there's anything she's lacking for looking different from a woman on a billboard. Don’t let her hold herself to a standard that’s too high, even for the women on the billboards.