Former child star Afshan Azad, the British actress of Bangladeshi origin, brought to life the character of "Padma Patil" in the Harry Potter movies. She was only 15-years-old when she and her twin sister Parvati joined the film, said the Zimbio news.
She was has been out of the limelight since the Harry Potter movies are over but now that she is back and she has bloomed into a beautiful woman. She looks like one of those gorgeous supermodels. Everyone was astonished because she has grown a lot. From being a simple and shy type of girl back in her childhood days, turned into a stunning woman. This event brought some people to judge her appearance.
After 12 years of out of the limelight of the film industry, Afshan is now 27-years-old and according to the news, the actress has fought back against the people who tried to scrutinize her look.
According to a report from Movie Pilot, she was featured in one of the Buzzfeed's article, and after that, she is now setting the twitter world on fire because of the reactions of the people about her appearance, both negative and positive, and of course, she was not pleased with the negative comments of those bashers.
On her Twitter account, Afshan posted her childhood picture with a caption quoted, "As much as I'm flattered, is there a need?"
She also responded to the negative comments about how she chooses her hair style and makeup.
"Didn't realise pouting in pics could offend so many of you! Get a life. Go worry about something more important! Leave me & my duck to it!," from Twitter feed of Afshan.
To those people who commented that she had a plastic surgery on her face, this was her response on her Twitter status, She said, "Oh and FYI for all you haters, I have NEVER had any form of plastic surgery, so keep your comments to yourself and get your facts straight. "
On the other hand, not all comments were bad and negative after all. There were supportive, nice and supportive comments and Afshan left appreciative Twitter comments as well.
"You guys are too much! Thank you for the love from the Buzzfeed article. Don't worry I read all your comments!"
