Natasha Stankovic, who is known as the ex-wife of Indian cricketer Hardik Pandya, has recently drawn attention on social media following her performance at an event in Navi Mumbai. Natasha, who was the judge at a duet dance competition at Pillai University, showcased her dance moves on stage. While many attendees appreciated her talent and performance, there were also critics who voiced their disapproval, suggesting that her dancing at a college event was inappropriate.

The trolling intensified as users on various platforms speculated about her current employment status post-divorce from Hardik Pandya. Some comments implied that she is now jobless and resorting to performing at colleges for a living. One particular comment noted, "After the divorce from Hardik, Natasha is unemployed and forced to dance in colleges to make ends meet." This highlighted the negative stereotypes and pressures that public figures often face in their personal lives, particularly women in the entertainment industry.

In spite of the backlash, Natasha did receive a wave of support from her fans who defended her right to perform and called out the trolling behavior. They emphasized that judging someone based on a dance performance is not fair. One supporter stated, "It’s not right to judge anyone for a dance performance." This incident not only sheds light on Natasha's personal and professional struggles but also reflects broader societal issues regarding public shaming and the treatment of women in media and entertainment.