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Aishwarya Rai says silence takes greater strength than shouting
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's quote of the day emphasises that staying silent requires more strength than defending oneself publicly. In an old interview on 'Rendezvous with Simi Garewal', she said, "There's greater strength…
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's quote of the day emphasises that staying silent requires more strength than defending oneself publicly. In an old interview on 'Rendezvous with Simi Garewal', she said, "There's greater strength in silence. Believe me, I know it takes incredible strength to be silent. It's very easy to scream off the rooftop, it's very easy to put out stories."
The actress explained that reacting or retaliating provides instant gratification but can be impulsive, driven by anger or hurt. Choosing silence forces one to bear the weight of judgment without support. She said defending oneself repeatedly over trivial matters is exhausting, and staying quiet protects long-term peace.
Rai has faced constant public scrutiny since entering the film industry, including a publicised breakup with Salman Khan and being replaced by Rani Mukerji in 'Chalte Chalte'. She said silence has always been a calculated move to protect her mental health and let her career speak for itself. Her full statement added that it is easy to plant stories or have sources speak for you, but tough not to do it.
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The quote surfaces at a time when celebrities face relentless social media pressure to react instantly. Rai's approach of calculated silence echoes a strategy used by many public figures to control narratives without feeding controversy. The interview with Simi Garewal, from which this is taken, remains a landmark in Indian celebrity journalism. For readers, the lesson applies beyond stardom: in personal disputes or workplace conflicts, silence can de-escalate where words would fan flames. The key is knowing when to break it.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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