Explaining her point further, Niti Taylor said that a certain amount of intensity and craziness can make a relationship more exciting. “Because we like a little shouting, a little dominating, a little aggressive, a little love, a little craziness,” she said. Taylor then questioned what a partner who is simply sweet would bring to a relationship, adding, “Sweetly, what will you do?” Taylor’s remarks have since prompted mixed reactions online. While some social media users interpreted her comments as a reference to her Kaisi Yeh Yaariaan character Nandini Murthy and the dynamics explored in the show, others were not convinced. Several users questioned the idea of speaking for all women and pointed out that relationship preferences differ from person to person. Some urged the actor not to generalise, while others defended her comments as an opinion rather than a statement about every woman. One user wrote, “Not all girls. Please. Don’t generalise.” Another commented, “Who’s the ‘we’ here." A user defending Taylor’s take said, “I agree with her, we love bad boys.” Meanwhile, another netizen disagreed, writing, “wtf, i’d choose being single any day over being with a guy who tries to dominate me or raises his voice on me.” One user also pointed out the difference between fiction and reality, saying, “She’s still living her nandini era and thinks girls like ‘manik’ type guys girl there is a difference between reality and fantasy. Which girl tolerate a guy screaming on her for no reason.” Another user questioned Taylor speaking for all women, writing, “a sweet boy over a hot boy bohat kam ladkiyan chunti but yess she should not say speaking for everyone.” Some users came to Niti Taylor’s defence, arguing that the viral clip did not include the full context of her statement. One netizen wrote, “I’m still trying to understand why you conveniently cut out the words Nandini and Manik from this clip, so people here wouldn’t understand the context and could easily trash her.” The user further added, “Someone only does that when they want others to see a twisted version rather than complete context.” Another user similarly said, “Why you post only particular part of interview completely cutting out the context where she was answering from Nandini’s perspective. It gives wrong message to your audience that she is speaking on behalf of every girl when she is speaking on behalf of girls who like Manik.” A fan also argued that Taylor’s comments were being misunderstood, saying, “Me liking #NitiTaylor is a separate thing. I genuinely don’t think posting a half-context clip is okay as it creates a narrative that can invite hate towards women.” The reactions also included a more critical take, with one user writing, “No wonder she was in an abusive relationship, this mindset is what you bare there, and yes not Every girl has this fantasy, some of us are normal and wants their partner to be sweet and kind equal to them.” Meanwhile, Niti Taylor played Nandini Murthy, the female lead in the popular youth drama Kaisi Yeh Yaariaan. Nandini was paired opposite Manik Malhotra, played by Parth Samthaan. Their relationship became one of the show’s central storylines and developed a strong fan following. Senior Copy Editor at Times Now, previously associated with OTTplay and Pinkvilla. Experienced in shaping compelling stories, refining content, and de... View More