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News18
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Celina Jaitly SLAMS Ageism In Film Industry: 'After 39, A Woman Begins To Fade…'
Last Updated: Celina Jaitly addressed ageism in the film industry on Instagram, emphasising women don't fade with age. Esha Deol and Sussanne Khan supported her. Celina Jaitly, who has starred in as many as 20 films, openly called out ageism in films via an angry post on Instagram. The Janasheen actor mentioned how she was recently told that a woman steadily starts to fade away after the age of 39 in the film industry. She urged her followers not to believe in such narratives and mentioned that she is only getting 'stronger, bolder, and unstoppable" with time. She also shared a new post on Thursday, reiterating what she previously called out clearly – to not feel guilty while growing up. Two days back, Celina Jaitly dropped a stunning photo of herself, standing in the backdrop of a scenic landscape. There, she defied age-related conversations that often float in the film industry. In a long note, the No Entry actor wrote, 'They said recently to me — after 39, a woman begins to fade in this industry. I was told, 'You may look 27, but the digits matter.' Well, here's my response, watch those digits, because they will be great. Some of my Instagram reels have more views than their full-length films at the box office. With reels having reached to phenomenal- 30 Million views." She directly addressed her audience and penned, 'Dear Men and women remember you have NOT been sidelined by age; Personally speaking I've been sharpened by experience. Motherhood didn't pause my journey, it empowered it. Every challenge, every reinvention, has only made me stronger. I'm not done, I've only just begun. I'm evolving, I'm rising, and I'm here to stay. Stronger. Bolder. Unstoppable. I will bring my own chair to the table where there are none for me!!!" The post was widely circulated online, and was liked by celebs such as Esha Deol and Sussanne Khan. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Celina Jaitly (@celinajaitlyofficial) On May 8, Celina's new post was equally stunning. She mentioned that she has personally invested in '50 shades of grey". 'The glow up is in the grow up …. Remember not to feel guilty about ANY THING & ANY TIME invested in your physical and mental growth… I personally also invested in 50 shades of Grey….. All in my closet," she posted. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Celina Jaitly (@celinajaitlyofficial) On the work front, Celina Jaitly last appeared in a short film titled Season's Greetings in 2020. She is married to Austrian entrepreneur Peter Haag and is a full-time mother to their twin sons. First Published: May 08, 2025, 18:00 IST
Hindustan Times
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Celina Jaitly says some of her Instagram reels have more views than films: ‘I'm here to stay'
Actor Celina Jaitly has penned a strong note on her X account highlighting ageism in the industry. The actor, 43, said how she was told that after the age of 39, a female actor 'begins to fade'. Celina clapped back at these comments and said that she is here to stay. (Also read: Celina Jaitly supports ban on Pakistani actors: 'They benefit from our industry but remain silent about terrorism') Sharing a picture of herself on X, Celina began in the caption, 'They said recently to me — after 39, a woman begins to fade in this industry. I was told, 'You may look 27, but the digits matter.' Well, here's my response, watch those digits, because they will be great. Some of my Instagram reels have more views than their full-length films at the box office. With reels having reached to phenomenal- 30 Million views…' She went on to add, 'Dear Men and women remember you have NOT been sidelined by age; Personally speaking I've been sharpened by experience. Motherhood didn't pause my journey, it empowered it. Every challenge, every reinvention, has only made me stronger. I'm not done, I've only just begun. I'm evolving, I'm rising, and I'm here to stay. Stronger. Bolder. Unstoppable. I will bring my own chair to the table where there are none for me !!!' Celina made her acting debut in the 2003 Bollywood thriller Janasheen. In the next few years, she went on to star in several films like No Entry, Apna Sapna Money Money, Heyy Babyy, Golmaal Returns, and Thank You. Celina has 6.2 lakh followers on her Instagram account, where she often shares reels of her makeup and vacations. In 2011, she married Austrian entrepreneur and hotelier Peter Haag. She gave birth to twin boys Winston and Viraaj in 2012. Celina and Peter became parents to second set of twin boys Shamsher and Arthur in 2017.
Hindustan Times
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Celina Jaitly slams those telling her actresses ‘fade away' after 39: ‘My reels have more views than their films'
While Bollywood actor and Miss India, Celina Jaitly, is quite active on social media, she has been away from the industry for a long time. In a recent social media post, Celina, 43, opened up about ageism in the industry and clapped back at those who said, "After 39, a woman begins to fade in this industry." (Also Read: Celina Jaitley says husband Peter left job, moved house to support her as she battled depression after son, parents' death) Celina took to Instagram and shared a photo of herself standing in a garden, wearing a tank top paired with blue jeans and a black net shrug. She also penned a note slamming the industry's ageism. She wrote, "They said recently to me, after 39, a woman begins to fade in this industry. I was told, 'You may look 27, but the digits matter.' Well, here's my response: watch those digits, because they will be great. Some of my Instagram reels have more views than their full-length films at the box office. With reels having reached a phenomenal 30 million views…" She further urged men and women not to be sidelined by age and said, "Personally speaking, I've been sharpened by experience. Motherhood didn't pause my journey, it empowered it. Every challenge, every reinvention, has only made me stronger. I'm not done, I've only just begun. I'm evolving, I'm rising, and I'm here to stay. Stronger. Bolder. Unstoppable. I will bring my own chair to the table where there are none for me!!!" She concluded, 'No matter what, the circumstances—never stop working on yourself. Through the chaos, the silence, the rejection, the applause, and even the heartbreak… keep building. Keep evolving. You are your own greatest investment. Your growth is your power. And no one can take that away from you.' A post shared by Celina Jaitly (@celinajaitlyofficial) Fans rallied behind the actor, praising her looks and appreciating her strong stance. One of the comments read, "Beautiful shot! You look so beautiful, natural without make-up." Another commented, "This is fire! Your words are a powerful reminder that age is not a limitation. You haven't just stayed in the game; you've redefined it on your own terms." Another wrote, "Well said! Truly an inspiration for today's youth." One fan commented, "You look better than all the new Bollywood actresses." Celina made her Bollywood debut alongside Fardeen Khan in Janasheen. Over the years, she featured in several Bollywood films like No Entry, Apna Sapna Money Money, Golmaal Returns, Paying Guests, and Thank You. The actor also featured in the Kannada film Shrimathi starring Upendra. After this, she took a break from the industry and welcomed her twins in 2012. She made her acting comeback in 2020 with the short film Season's Greetings, but has been away from the limelight since then.
Hans India
07-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Celina shuts down ageist stereotypes: ‘I'm here to stay'
Bollywood actress Celina Jaitly took to social media to deliver a powerful message about age, motherhood, and reinvention in the entertainment industry. In a bold, no-filter post, Celina addressed ageism head-on, recounting how she was recently told that after 39, a woman begins to fade in showbiz—even if she looks younger. But instead of letting the remark dim her spirit, Celina clapped back with confidence and facts. Refusing to be defined by age or industry norms, the No Entry actress pointed out how her Instagram reels have racked up over 30 million views—often outperforming the reach of some full-length feature films. She also urged both men and women to reject the idea of being sidelined by age. Celina also opened up about motherhood, saying it didn't slow her down but empowered her to grow and evolve. Emphasizing that every challenge has only made her stronger, she proudly stated that she's rising, evolving, and not going anywhere. On Tuesday, the 'Apna Sapna Money Money' actress took to her Instagram handle to share a photo of herself posing amidst a stunning mountain landscape. For the caption, she wrote, '#nofilter They said recently to me — after 39, a woman begins to fade in this industry. I was told, 'You may look 27, but the digits matter.' Well, here's my response, watch those digits, because they will be great. Some of my Instagram reels have more views than their full-length films at the box office. With reels having reached to phenomenal- 30 million views…Dear Men and women remember you have NOT been sidelined by age.' 'Personally, speaking I've been sharpened by experience. Motherhood didn't pause my journey, it empowered it. Every challenge, every reinvention, has only made me stronger. I'm not done; I've only just begun. I'm evolving, I'm rising, and I'm here to stay. Stronger. Bolder. Unstoppable. I will bring my own chair to the table where there are none for me,' Celina added. Work-wise, Celina Jaitly stepped into Bollywood with Feroz Khan's 2003 film 'Janasheen.' Over the years, she has carved a niche for herself with notable performances in films like 'No Entry,' 'Apna Sapna Money Money,' 'Golmaal Returns,' and 'Thank You.'
Time of India
06-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Celina Jaitly shuts down ageist stereotypes: 'I'm here to stay'
Bollywood actress took to social media to deliver a powerful message about age, motherhood, and reinvention in the entertainment industry. In a bold, no-filter post, Celina addressed ageism head-on, recounting how she was recently told that after 39, a woman begins to fade in showbiz-even if she looks younger. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now But instead of letting the remark dim her spirit, Celina clapped back with confidence and facts. Refusing to be defined by age or industry norms, the No Entry actress pointed out how her reels have racked up over 30 million views-often outperforming the reach of some full-length feature films. She also urged both men and women to reject the idea of being sidelined by age. Celina also opened up about motherhood, saying it didn't slow her down but empowered her to grow and evolve. Emphasizing that every challenge has only made her stronger, she proudly stated that she's rising, evolving, and not going anywhere. On Tuesday, the 'Apna Sapna Money Money' actress took to her Instagram handle to share a photo of herself posing amidst a stunning mountain landscape. For the caption, she wrote, "#nofilter They said recently to me - after 39, a woman begins to fade in this industry. I was told, 'You may look 27, but the digits matter.' Well, here's my response, watch those digits, because they will be great. Some of my Instagram reels have more views than their full-length films at the box office. With reels having reached to phenomenal- 30 Million Men and women remember you have NOT been sidelined by age." "Personally speaking I've been sharpened by experience. Motherhood didn't pause my journey, it empowered it. Every challenge, every reinvention, has only made me stronger. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now I'm not done, I've only just begun. I'm evolving, I'm rising, and I'm here to stay. Stronger. Bolder. Unstoppable. I will bring my own chair to the table where there are none for me," Celina added. Work-wise, Celina Jaitly stepped into Bollywood with 's 2003 film "Janasheen." Over the years, she has carved a niche for herself with notable performances in films like "No Entry," "Apna Sapna Money Money," "Golmaal Returns," and "Thank You."
