Gaurav Khanna’s Wife Akanksha Chamola Trolled After Intimate Dance; Frustrated, Actress Responds –

Akanksha Chamola Trolled After Intimate Dance:

Television actress Akanksha Chamola, widely known as the wife of actor Gaurav Khanna, has recently been at the centre of online backlash after a promotional dance video from her upcoming project went viral on social media. The clip, featuring her performing close-moment dance sequences with co-stars Kunwar Amar and Ali Hasan, stirred mixed reactions from netizens.

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Social media users criticised the video, labelling the moves “intimate” and making personal remarks about Akanksha and her marriage to Gaurav, who recently won Bigg Boss Season 19. Some trolls even questioned her loyalty and relationship, despite no evidence of any real issues between the couple. The negative comments reflected broader online trends where celebrities—particularly women—face scrutiny for their public appearances and performances.

Responding to the trolling, Akanksha addressed the criticism with calm and clarity. In a social media repost, she pointed out the double standards in how similar professional performances by men are treated versus women, and highlighted that loyalty in a marriage is the bare minimum, not something to be debated. She also shared a supportive clip from an influencer calling out the excessive focus on her personal life rather than her work. Despite the trolling, she remains focused on her career and continues to engage positively with her audience. Recently, a similar controversy happened to actress Tara Sutaria for dancing with AP Dhillon, and her then-BF Veer Pahariya's reaction went viral.

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