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            <title>HAVING STRONG MUSCLES IS NOT A MAN'S DOMAIN: TAAPSEE - The Daily Guardian</title>
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            <pubDate>October 21, 2021, 3:59 am</pubDate>
            <description><![CDATA[MUMBAI: &#8216;Girls should only do cardio, lifting is for guys&#8217;, &#8216;You won&#8217;t look like a girl if you build muscles&#8217; — it&#8217;s 2021 and women are still facing such stereotypical fitness-related remarks. Taapsee Pannu is completely against the common notion that having a muscular physique is a man&#8217;s domain. &#8220;Unfortunately, there&#8217;s still a stereotypical outlook [&hellip;]
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<p>MUMBAI: &#8216;Girls should only do cardio, lifting is for guys&#8217;, &#8216;You won&#8217;t look like a girl if you build muscles&#8217; — it&#8217;s 2021 and women are still facing such stereotypical fitness-related remarks. Taapsee Pannu is completely against the common notion that having a muscular physique is a man&#8217;s domain.</p>



<p>&#8220;Unfortunately, there&#8217;s still a stereotypical outlook towards women&#8217;s fitness. It&#8217;s extremely sad. Who has made this rule that women can&#8217;t have muscles? I find this to be a big myth which all of us must have heard and maybe in the beginning when I was trying to lose weight at a point in life, I also heard that &#8216;just do cardio and don&#8217;t do weightlifting&#8217;. I paid attention to that stupid advice because I did not know any better and I was not that open-minded at that time that I would question it, but slowly with time I realised it&#8217;s absolutely wrong,&#8221; said Taapsee.</p>



<p>According to her, it&#8217;s baseless to body shame any woman for having muscles. Like many others, Taapsee also recently fell prey to body shaming. A section of social media users trolled her for her physical transformation for ZEE5&#8217;s film &#8216;Rashmi Rocket&#8217;. Many described her transformation as manly.</p>



<p>Talking about the same, she said, &#8220;People would have drooled over my look if I had put up a bikini picture. There would be comments like &#8216;whatta body&#8217;, &#8216;so hot&#8217;. For me, the body that&#8217;s worth appreciating is the one that has been worked hard on.”</p>
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