Malvika Sitlani is a well-known social media personality. Known for her beauty videos, vlogs and quirky nature, this single mom has made a big name for herself in the Indian beauty industry, living in Dubai. She recently shared an intriguing conversation with Curly Tales Middle East on the latest episode of In Your Neighbour. Talking about her life over padel and matcha, here’s what the renowned social media personality had to say about dealing with internet trolls.
Malvika Sitlani Says, “I Have Built A Very Thick Skin”
Malvika Sitlani is quite well-known for her beauty-related videos and vlogs, and in the latest, she talked about many things. From her daily routine to the challenging year that she has had. When talking about these things, the conversation steered towards internet trolling.
During the conversation, she says that she has built a thick skin. Talking more about this, she said, “I don’t go around looking for comments that are horrible about me. I’m like, jo hai, hai, let’s move on! I have built a very thick skin man. Once you’re here 10 plus years, you don’t even go to the comments section, you don’t go to Reddit and all, you just move on.”
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She Talks About Dubai, Dating & More
She talks about many more things, including her struggle of losing her parents and being a single mother in Dubai. While conversing, Malvika also reveals how she is a complete homebody and loves to work out at the gym. The latter is sacred to her schedule, and it’s one thing nobody gets to disturb her over. While talking about these things, she even talked about her dating life and the kind of things she makes a man a ‘green forest’.
Are you also intrigued? If your answer is yes, then make sure to watch the entire episode of In Your Neighbourhood on the official YouTube channel of Curly Tales Middle East. And while you’re at it, do download the Curly Tales App, as you will find more such Original content there!
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