Kusha Kapila gives a fitting reply to aunties stigmatising mental health in a new video
Celebrities have played a major role in de-stigmatising mental health by initiating conversations and narrating their own instances of dealing with lows. Seen in a BTS video of ‘Myntra Fashion Superstar Season 3’ streaming on Voot, Kusha addresses the need of normalising mental health conversations. Leading actor and content creator Kusha Kapila, who has been […]
Celebrities have played a major role in de-stigmatising mental health by initiating conversations and narrating their own instances of dealing with lows. Seen in a BTS video of ‘Myntra Fashion Superstar Season 3’ streaming on Voot, Kusha addresses the need of normalising mental health conversations. Leading actor and content creator Kusha Kapila, who has been vocal about social issues in the past, has now come forward and spoken about mental health.
Essaying an on-screen character, Kusha mentions: “The recent Covid-19 lockdown has aggravated mental health problems and it is nothing to be ashamed about. Therapy should be taken by those who need it and conversations around mental health should be normalised.”
Kusha, who is a panellist on ‘Myntra Fashion Superstar Season 3’, is known for her characters Billi Mausi and Nayna. However, a lesser-known fact is that she has worked in the fashion industry wearing different hats for the past 7 years. The show also has sought-after influencers like Aashna Shroff, Ankush Bahuguna, and Santu Misra as panellists and is led by the fashion maestro, Manish Malhotra.
