'Scary That People Like Him...': Rakul Preet Singh Hits Back At Doctor Claiming She Underwent Plastic Surgery & Botox, Calls Him 'Fraud'

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Actress Rakul Preet Singh recently reacted strongly to a video shared by a doctor Dr Prashant Yadav showing her alleged before-and-after transformation, in which he claimed that she had undergone plastic surgery, fillers, and Botox. In the video, the doctor stated that Rakul had taken fillers to sharpen her chin and jawline and had also undergone a nose job (rhinoplasty).

He further alleged that while Rakul often shares videos of her workouts and diet, crediting her natural beauty and lifestyle, she does not mention any cosmetic procedures.

Rakul Preet Singh Slams Doctor Claiming She Underwent Plastic Surgery

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The actress did not hold back and took to her Instagram story to slam him. She wrote, "FRAUD ALERT: It's scary that people like him are claiming to be doctors and making statements without any factual checks and misguiding people."

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'There Is Another Thing Called Weight Loss That Comes From Hard Work'

She added, "Being an actor who understands ancient and modern science, I have no issues if people do surgeries, but there is also another thing called weight loss that comes from hard work. Ever heard of that? (BEWARE OF SUCH 'DOCTORS')."

Rakul Preet Singh Work Front

The actress was recently seen in De De Pyaar De 2, the sequel to her 2019 film De De Pyaar De, where she reprised her role as Ayesha alongside Ajay Devgn, who also returned as Ashish. The sequel features a new cast, including Meezaan Jafri, Ishita Dutta and Gautami Kapoor.

Next, Rakul has Indian 3 in her pipeline, which will be directed by S. Shankar. The film marks the third instalment in the Indian franchise and serves as a direct sequel to Indian 2 (2024).

The first instalment, Indian, was released worldwide on 9 May 1996.