Following Mallika Sherawat’s provocative performance in the original Murder film — which set a bold tone for the franchise — actress Aditi Rao Hydari, who appeared in Murder 3, appeared to subtly criticize the earlier film’s approach, emphasizing emotional depth over physical display.
During a promotional appearance for Murder 3, Aditi’s remarks stirred discussion and sparked headlines. When questioned about Mallika’s influence on the franchise, Aditi responded with a comment that raised eyebrows: “I think you need to have steel in your soul and not silicon in your chest." Her co-star, Randeep Hooda, was visibly taken aback by her words. A clip of this moment has recently resurfaced and gained renewed attention on platforms like Reddit.
Aditi later clarified her views, stating that personal choices such as undergoing plastic surgery are deeply individual and should not be subject to external judgment. However, she maintained her stance that portraying strength and substance in a character goes beyond outward appearances.
She elaborated, saying, “But I truly believe that there’s far more to just sexuality. And I think you need to have steel in your soul and not silicon in your chest to be somebody of substance. But it’s true." Randeep, seemingly amused and surprised, asked where this “steel” should reside, to which she replied, “Steel in your soul and not silicon in your b**bs. She emphasized that confidence, independence, and staying true to one’s values are essential for lasting impact, adding that their film reflects that ideology. “The intimacy in our story is intentional and empowering, not something dictated by external demands,” she stated.
Netizens React
The video went viral on the subreddit BollyBlindsGossip. Many netizens called out the ‘Heeramandi’ actress for her insensitive comment. One wrote, “Madam has rearranged her whole face!” implying that she too had undergone plastic surgery. Another Redditor observed, “She thought she was making a point by speaking about Malika disparagingly. Now, that same shit is being dug up and those same points are making her look like a clown instead. Such is karma.”
“She is an absolute fucking B! That's all I can say .... the fucking audacity bro to go off on Mallika when she brought her whole god damn face…” Read another comment.
Released in 2013, Murder 3 was an Indian psychological thriller directed by Vishesh Bhatt. It marked the third entry in the Murder film series. Unlike its predecessors, which leaned heavily into sensual themes, this installment shifted focus toward psychological tension and mystery. The plot centered around Vikram, a successful photographer, whose partner, Roshni, suddenly vanished under suspicious circumstances. What followed was a series of gripping twists and emotional revelations that steered the film in a darker, more cerebral direction.
During a promotional appearance for Murder 3, Aditi’s remarks stirred discussion and sparked headlines. When questioned about Mallika’s influence on the franchise, Aditi responded with a comment that raised eyebrows: “I think you need to have steel in your soul and not silicon in your chest." Her co-star, Randeep Hooda, was visibly taken aback by her words. A clip of this moment has recently resurfaced and gained renewed attention on platforms like Reddit.
Aditi later clarified her views, stating that personal choices such as undergoing plastic surgery are deeply individual and should not be subject to external judgment. However, she maintained her stance that portraying strength and substance in a character goes beyond outward appearances.
She elaborated, saying, “But I truly believe that there’s far more to just sexuality. And I think you need to have steel in your soul and not silicon in your chest to be somebody of substance. But it’s true." Randeep, seemingly amused and surprised, asked where this “steel” should reside, to which she replied, “Steel in your soul and not silicon in your b**bs. She emphasized that confidence, independence, and staying true to one’s values are essential for lasting impact, adding that their film reflects that ideology. “The intimacy in our story is intentional and empowering, not something dictated by external demands,” she stated.
Netizens React
The video went viral on the subreddit BollyBlindsGossip. Many netizens called out the ‘Heeramandi’ actress for her insensitive comment. One wrote, “Madam has rearranged her whole face!” implying that she too had undergone plastic surgery. Another Redditor observed, “She thought she was making a point by speaking about Malika disparagingly. Now, that same shit is being dug up and those same points are making her look like a clown instead. Such is karma.”
“She is an absolute fucking B! That's all I can say .... the fucking audacity bro to go off on Mallika when she brought her whole god damn face…” Read another comment.
Released in 2013, Murder 3 was an Indian psychological thriller directed by Vishesh Bhatt. It marked the third entry in the Murder film series. Unlike its predecessors, which leaned heavily into sensual themes, this installment shifted focus toward psychological tension and mystery. The plot centered around Vikram, a successful photographer, whose partner, Roshni, suddenly vanished under suspicious circumstances. What followed was a series of gripping twists and emotional revelations that steered the film in a darker, more cerebral direction.
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