Nia Sharma Faces Major BACKLASH For ‘Vagina Tightening’ Tablets Advertisement: Horrible, Disgusting

Published on 22 Oct at 5:08 pmUpdated on 22 Oct at 5:08 pm

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Nia Sharma has found herself at the centre of controversy after she did an advertisment that many thought was in bad taste. The actress is currently receiving a lot of hate on her Instagram post which is an ad promoting women health supplements used to ‘tighten the vagina’. Insta users, especially women, has been bashing the actress left and right as they called it a ‘disgusting’ post.

Nia Sharma promotes ‘vaginal tightening tablets’

In the advertisement, Nia Sharma can be seen struggling with things that are ‘loose’. We see glimpses of a dress, a bottle cap and her shoe laces. Post this, Nia changes into a dress that perfectly fits her. The actress is heard saying, “Do it right, keep it tight”.

In the caption, Nia Sharma wrote, “Sometimes, life is all about finding the perfect fit…Whether it’s your favourite outfit or something more intimate, we’ve got you covered. Experience the perfect ‘tight’ with Vg-3.”

Check out the ad below:

Netizens slam Nia Sharma

As soon as the video went viral, netizens took to her comments section to slam the actress. “WHAT THE ACTUAL HELL IS THIS? Promoting products for things that don’t even need to be corrected!” a user wrote, while another commented, “Horrible horrible horrible! It’s 2024 and yet this unscientific nonsense is being peddled. First that vaginal whitening cream and now this!”

Another wrote, “Nia Sharma’s promotion of vaginal tightening products raises serious ethical concerns. As a public figure, she has a responsibility to her audience, many of whom may look up to her for guidance. By endorsing such products, she not only perpetuates unrealistic beauty standards but also misleads her followers into believing that their bodies need to conform to narrow ideals. This kind of marketing can exploit insecurities, pushing individuals toward unnecessary treatments without addressing the real issues of self-acceptance and body positivity. It’s disappointing to see influencers prioritize profit over the well-being of their fans.”

“I am literally disgusted by this woman right now. How can she being a woman herself promote such idiotic useless product,” a female netizen commented. “Classic example of kapde modern pehenne se soch modern nahi ho jati hai,” another netizen wrote.

A comment read, “Unfollowing right away. For the misinformation, the culture Nia is endorsing and the misuse of influence being done here.” Another said, “Is this for realll??? What a shame to do this. It’s 2024 and you’re still promoting this????? Horrible.”

“Are you serious??? This is such a ridiculous post mannn! We don’t expect this from you Nia and even not from any influencer. We get that you guys are paid for it but there’s a thing called “ethics and morals”. Don’t you think you have a moral responsibility towards the society for not promoting such a gimmick product? Shame on you,” said someone.

Check out some of the comments below: