Anasuya’s Workout Photo Sends a Strong Message Beyond Fitness

Ansuya has shown quiet strength through a single Instagram post that speaks louder than many words. In a recent photo, she is seen sitting calmly on the floor of a gym, taking a mirror selfie. She is wearing a bright yellow sleeveless top, soft pink workout leggings, and training shoes.

The caption of the post reads, “If only calories screamed as loud as opinions”, followed by cheerful emojis.

This post comes at a time when Anasuya has been in the news due to serious online harassment issues. Recently, the Cyberabad police booked 73 individuals for intimidation, defamation, sexual harassment, and online abuse connected to the actress. The case was registered after she filed a detailed complaint describing what she went through on social media.

According to the complaint, the issue started in December 2025 after Telugu actor Sivaji made controversial comments about women’s clothing at a public event. The next day, media persons asked Anasuya for her opinion.

She spoke clearly in support of personal freedom and the right of women to choose what they wear.

Things took a bad turn when Sivaji later mentioned her by name during a press meet. After that, several television channels, online platforms, and content creators repeatedly discussed her statements. This led to widespread negativity online. Soon, Prisha started receiving obscene messages, vulgar comments, and sexually abusive content on her social media accounts.

She also stated that the abuse became more serious with direct threats to her and her family members. Some people allegedly edited and shared her photos and videos without permission. She said this violated her privacy and caused deep mental stress.

The FIR filed by the Cyber Crimes wing includes names of individuals, social media influencers, commentators, journalists, and television platforms that allegedly amplified or circulated the abusive content. The complaint also mentions 76 specific online links related to harassment.

Police registered the case under several sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Information Technology Act, including laws related to sexual harassment, criminal intimidation, defamation, privacy violation and the spread of obscene content online.

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