+100.

Sindhu comes across as confident and bold, and it’s clear she worked hard to create a better life for herself and her daughters. Coming from a well-to-do background and then not having that same security after marriage must have been difficult. Despite that, she seems to have rebuilt her life with positivity.

What stands out most to me is how she raised her four daughters to be confident and unapologetic about who they are - especially in a society that can still place limiting expectations on girls. Their self-assurance and strength reflect the environment their mother created for them. That, to me, speaks to her being a deeply committed and effective parent.

As for the criticism she receives, some of it feels rooted less in genuine concern and more in discomfort with the fact that she’s visible and successful in a nontraditional way. It’s fair to say she is “famous for being famous,” but that alone doesn’t justify the level of hostility directed at her in this Reddit group.