Chinese actress Dilraba Dilmurat (迪丽热巴) has always been known for her beauty, which has enraptured many. However, it seems her perception of her own beauty became a sticking point for her on a recent show.
Dilraba Dilmurat has been filming the reality TV show “Divas Hit The Road (花儿与少年5)” and recently, she reacted to the latest episode. While she mostly enjoyed herself, she apparently wasn’t too happy with one particular photo of herself, claiming it made her look ugly.
During the reaction video, Dilraba, along with the rest of the cast, had been enjoying their latest episode when she spotted a particular photo which soured her expression immediately. Apparently, the crew had plastered a photo of her on-screen after actress Xin Zhilei (辛芷蕾) suggested she play tour guide for this trip.
The photo in question was a candid shot of Dilraba mid-word, while grinning at the camera. While it seemingly looked fine, the actress herself wasn’t too happy about the pic. “Why did you choose such a weird photo?” she asked aloud, presumably to the show’s production team. They notably conceded to her complaint and changed her photo to one of her in sunglasses, partially obscuring her face.
But, netizens disagreed with her complaint, claiming that her looks were just fine. In fact, others had a different quibble, criticising her performance on the show instead. Several opined that she had no sense for a variety show, and was very reserved. They also felt she cared more about her appearance on the show than how her actions affected the show.
Reportedly, after the airing of “Divas Hit The Road” season 5, netizens claimed Dilraba Dilmurat was “boring” and had no impact on the show. Still, there were others who voiced their support of the actress, adding they were looking forward to seeing her on the show again.
Filming a variety show can be fairly difficult, as you will find yourself doing ridiculous things at the risk of your own dignity. Well, hopefully Dilraba will loosen up in time and show us a different side to her.
Watch the moment here (skip to 46:30):
Sources: Tan Tan News, YouTube
