High time we normalize all body types, says Sayantani Ghosh

Highlighting how "any form of body shaming [is] bad," Ghosh wondered what actually led to society's maniac fixation over female breasts.

Her caption read, "A thread to end the "size" mentality! I found out today is #WorldHealthDay but you know "Mental Health" has now become the most important aspect of Health!"

She called on for support from her followers to "normalize all body types."

Ghosh wrote that the netizen's unwarranted query about her bra cup size made her realize that she must talk about it.

"I know it has meaning when it comes to a nursing mother or certain purposes of passion, but in the end it's just another body part (sic)," wrote the Mahabharat star.

She mentioned how such a hype around breasts meddled with women's "headspace."

Further, the Naagin actress pointed out what enabled men to think they "are entitled to look a woman this way?"

"Maybe it's us..yes girls it's us for tolerating this shit and not speaking up!"

Ghosh shared her personal experience when she had also tolerated body shaming, silently.

"I too have kept quiet...feeling uncomfortable when I saw a man staring at my breasts."

Subverting the objectification, Ghosh wondered if men would like women asking about the "size of your penis."

"After all the size phenomenon was created by you to mask your insecurities, wasn't it?," she posed a question.

She wrote if size mattered at all, it was whether "one had a large heart which is full of love, self-love, self-respect and respect for one another."