Vidya Balan shares hilarious replies as fans ask her for 'hot photos', her weight

Vidya Balan conducted an Ask Me Anything session and had some interesting responses for her fans. Check them out here.

Vidya Balan has said that she had been weighing herself in the wrong way for the longest time. She was responding to an Instagram user when she was asked about her weight. Vidya shared a fun picture to show the "correct" way of weighing herself. Vidya conducted an Ask Me Anything session on Instagram Monday evening and had interesting responses to her fans. ()

Vidya Balan poses for pictures during a promotional event for Jalsa in Mumbai on March 12, 2022. (Photo by Sujit JAISWAL / AFP) (AFP)

A user asked Vidya about her weight. She responded with the picture of a woman lying down and holding the weighing scale on her feet as she held her legs up in the air. She captioned it as, "The correct way to weigh yourself...I can't believe I was doing it wrong all these years." Another user also asked her if she is on a diet, but she replied, "No, I eat healthy."

A glimpse of Vidya's responses.

Vidya also gave a hilarious reply to a user who asked about her favourite yoga pose. Vidya shared a cat meme and wrote, "Savasana. It is the reason I go to yoga." One user asked Vidya, "Why no hot photoshoots?" and the actor responded with, "It is hot and I have been shooting, to hot photoshoot hi hua na (So, it is a hot photoshoot)?"

When another fan asked about her age, Vidya requested to use Google search. Vidya closed the AMA session with a fun meme. "So jao, aaj ke liye bus itna hi (Go to sleep, enough for the day)," she wrote.

A glimpse of Vidya Balan's responses to her fans. 

Vidya is gearing up for the release of her upcoming film, Jalsa. Directed by Suresh Triveni, the film features Vidya as a journalist. It also stars Shefali Shah, Manav Kaul and Rohini Hattangadi. Vidya's character in the film has shades of grey. The film will start streaming on Amazon Prime Video starting March 18.

Talking about the film, Vidya told PTI on Monday, "It is not just larger-than-life heroes. It is you and me who are being represented on screen. You don't have to do anything heroic but in your day-to-day life, you can be a hero. We are having that realisation in life and therefore you are seeing that onscreen."