TV actress Nisha Rawal has strongly responded to social media trolls who targeted her over a viral video featuring her 7-year-old son Kavish. The video, which captured a brief moment during a public event in Mumbai, showed Kavish touching his mother's chest while posing for paparazzi — a moment that some internet users tried to misinterpret, sparking backlash.

“Shame on those who think like this”

In a recent interview with Instant Bollywood, Nisha didn’t hold back:

“People who look at a mother-son relationship through such a lens should be ashamed. The problem lies in their minds. What more can I say about it?”

The actress, best known for her role in Main Laxmi Tere Aangan Ki, emphasized that people should be more responsible before jumping to perverse conclusions, especially when a child is involved.

Past Controversy: Domestic Violence Allegations

Nisha has been in the headlines before — most notably in 2021, when she accused her ex-husband and actor Karan Mehra of domestic violence. In her complaint filed at Goregaon Police Station, Nisha claimed that Karan had pushed her against a wall during an argument, causing injury to her head. He was arrested but later released on bail.

A Marriage That Fell Apart

Nisha and Karan Mehra were married in 2012, and welcomed their son Kavish in 2017. Their marriage faced turmoil amid allegations of infidelity — Nisha accused Karan of having an affair with a woman from Delhi while shooting in Chandigarh.

Nisha’s Mental Health Journey

In a candid conversation on Rubina Dilaik’s podcast, Nisha revealed that she has been diagnosed with clinical anxiety and is also bipolar. Her honesty about mental health has been appreciated by many fans who see her as a strong voice for awareness and acceptance.

Career Update

On the professional front, Nisha was last seen in 2022 on the reality show Lock Upp, hosted by Kangana Ranaut. Though she’s been away from the screen since then, she remains in the public eye — not just for her career, but also for her outspoken stance on social issues.