Hansika Motwani, a well-known Indian actress, recently addressed long-standing claims that she had taken growth hormone injections during her childhood as a child actor.In a recent interview, Hansika and her mother opened up about the impact these unfounded rumors had on them.
Hansika debunked the claims by revealing her fear of needles, stating that she has always been terrified of them and even avoided getting tattoos because of it.
During the interview with Bollywood Bubble, Hansika shared how hurtful it was for her and her mother to deal with these rumors in the early years of her career.She acknowledged that people may be envious of her success and growth but brushed off the negativity, saying that the fact that people were still talking about her meant she was doing something right.Despite the allegations, Hansika remains resilient.
Hansika’s mother, Mona, also joined the interview and responded to the accusations.Mona firmly denied any knowledge of the alleged growth hormone injections and dismissed the idea that she would willingly subject her young daughter to such treatments.
She emphasized that she had no information about the specific injections being mentioned and sarcastically remarked that if someone could provide their name, she would become wealthier than influential figures like Tata and Birla.Mona also expressed frustration at anonymous individuals spreading falsehoods about her daughter and highlighted the negative impact of such baseless rumors.
Hansika Motwani began her acting career as a child artist in the 2003 film “Hawa.” She gained recognition for her roles in notable projects like “Koi… Mil Gaya” and “Aabra ka Daabra.” As she grew older, Hansika starred in various Telugu and Tamil films, including Himesh Reshamiya’s “Aap Ka Suroor.” Additionally, she made brief appearances in television shows, including reality television programs.
