Indian movie star Sheetal Sheth was shocked when she first arrived in Hollywood because every agent she approached insisted that she needed to get her breasts augmented.
Sheetal, who got her big break as the secretary in Albert Brook’s “Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World”, thought people would have problems with her name - not the size of her bust.
Sheth says, “I went to Los Angeles and they told me to get boobs. About five different times they have suggested I get breast implants.
“I just laughed because my body is in proportion. I’m not buxom by any means but I’m a small girl so how much bustier can I be? Thank God I have a healthy self-image.”
We may “hate” Celebrities for getting plastic surgery, but the pressure on them is enormous it seems.
What we need is more acceptance, on our end and on the celebrities’ end. What Sheetal reveals is a very cut throat and high school mentality. The peer pressure must be enormous, and congratulations to Sheetal for not caving in to it, but for how long - who knows?
notes: it's ripped from shoutwire , O Sheetal where are you ?
