It
is
often
difficult
to
accept
the
changes
that
our
bodies
and
skin
go
through
as
we
age.
Probably,
it
affects
more
when
one
is
a
public
figure,
hence
that
leads
to
the
use
of
filters
social
media,
and
even
otherwise.
Actor
Avika
Gor
opines
that
the
increasing
use
of
filters
by
most,
even
by
the
youth,
has
made
it
difficult
for
us
to
accept
our
realities
and
flaws.
She
talks
more
about
it.
AVIKA
GOR
ON
USAGE
OF
FILTERS
ON
SOCIAL
MEDIA
"I
do
use
filters
at
times.
It's
perfectly
fine
to
use
filters
but
one
shouldn't
overdo
it.
It's
a
choice,
I
believe," she
says.
The
Balika
Vadhu
actor
then
stresses
on
creating
a
positive
environment
and
letting
people
be.
"We
shouldn't
be
judging
anyone
who
uses
filters
or
not
uses
filters.
Our
inner
personality
counts
in
the
long
run.
We
shouldn't
overthink
and
over
judge," she
adds.
Speaking
on
the
virtual
world
and
the
effects
of
social
media
in
our
lifestyle,
Avika
says,
"Social
media
is
for
us
and
we
are
not
for
social
media.
Young
adults
who
frequently
use
filters
on
social
media
are
more
likely
to
be
dissatisfied
with
their
face
and
body.
They
judge
themselves
not
only
alongside
'perfect'
photographs
of
celebrities
and
peers,
but
also
against
their
own
filtered
selfies.
This
continual
comparison
might
have
a
negative
impact
on
body
image
and
self-esteem."
For
the
unversed,
Avika
Gor
entered
showbiz
as
a
child-artist
with
Colors
TV's
iconic
show
Balika
Vadhu.
She
essayed
the
lead
role
of
choti
Anandi
in
the
hit
social
media
and
became
a
household
name.
After
the
success
of
Balika
Vadhu,
she
went
on
to
feature
in
shows
like
Sasural
Simar
Ka
and
Laado
2.
Currently,
the
actress
is
away
from
the
small
screen
and
is
busy
with
South
films.