Yami Gautam was told about having a nose job Why do people care so much about looking at faces

Actor Yami Gautam has stated that altering one’s appearance is a matter of personal preference and should not be seen as a necessity for advancing one’s career. The actor, who has been working for over a decade, claims that she was also once “advised” to have plastic surgery.
Yami remarked in an interview with indianexpress.com that she is pleased she didn’t follow the recommendation to get a nose job because it would have hindered her career. My friends all told me I needed a nose job. There’s a lot of advice out there, and this was just one of many.
Actor Sunny Kushal, who starred alongside Yami in Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga, recently admitted that he, too, was pressured into getting plastic surgery. Someone suggested I do something about my nose since they called it a “pakore.” However, I firmly declined.
Yami Gautam has expressed her bewilderment at the prevalence of beauty ideals and the need to end the “toxic cycle” of encouraging individuals to alter their features in order to increase their employability. Why do people care so much about looking at one other’s faces?” There are women, serious participants. I feel terrible that you have to stare at your reflection while you work every day. When things don’t go as planned, you could hear someone say, “Well, it’s a personal choice, so each to his own. However, in my opinion, doing whatever you want is entirely up to you. No one should be telling you, “Oh, this is what you need to do in order to get cast or look better,” because that’s not fair. She said, “I don’t agree with all those things.