Anushka Sharma sparked an online debate after posting an Instagram story about homoeopathy. Netizens pointed out the hypocrisy of a celebrity living in London with access to world-class healthcare while promoting alternative medicine to millions of Indians. The controversy began after Sharma shared a video featuring homoeopathic physician Rajan Sankaran in conversation with entrepreneur Namita Thapar.
Anushka Sharma Gets Trolled For Promoting Homoeopathy
Taking to her Instagram story, the actress wrote, “Homoeopathy played an important role in my life, and Dr Rajan Sankaran has been a key part of that journey. I deeply value his insights on health and mindful living,” Sharma wrote. In the video, Sankaran argued for an integrated approach to healthcare rather than competition between medical systems. “Homoeopathy doesn’t treat conditions, it treats people. By treating people, it heals them. By healing the human, their pathology also heals. Homoeopathy can treat everybody. But can it cure everybody? Like every system, it has limitations.”
He added, “Because modern medicine does not have long-term solutions, multiple solutions for multiple sclerosis, allergies, and eczema, so these are all illnesses for which I would say even modern medical doctors refer their patients for homoeopathy. We are living in an era of integrated medicine. We are not here to prove the superiority or inferiority. It’s not either or anymore. We need to know the strengths and limitations of each system.”
What Netizens Say
The actor’s post drew support from homoeopathic practitioner Bhumika, who reflected on the criticism she has received online for practising homoeopathy. “I still remember how people trolled me on Twitter 3–4 years ago because I am a homoeopathic doc,” she wrote.
I still remember how people trolled me on Twitter 3–4 years ago because I am a homoeopathic doc. One thing I always said back then, and I still say today you can troll us all you want but in the end, many of you will come to us for treatment.
— Bhumika (@thisisbhumika) June 2, 2026
Today, I actually feel grateful for… pic.twitter.com/RPjp2eL7UJ
Bhumika said the criticism motivated her to work harder and maintained that many patients continue to seek homoeopathic treatment because they believe it works. “Many of you will come to us for treatment,” she wrote, adding that “those who have experienced the treatment and seen the results know its value.”
She also argued against judging an entire medical system based on one doctor’s performance.“If a treatment isn’t working for you, change the doctor but don’t judge an entire system based on one experience,” she said.
Anushka Sharma, you idiot! Don't promote pseudoscience that contributes to death of humans. Have some shame, fool. Homeopathy is fraud, Pseudoscience! Period. pic.twitter.com/IWCgODfKHw
— Dr Jaison Philip. M.S., MCh (@Jasonphilip8) June 3, 2026
Her comments were later shared by Dr Philips, popularly known as The Liver Doc, who responded with a strongly worded criticism of homoeopathy. “You’re still troll-worthy and you have achieved nothing in life. Homoeopathy is a healthcare fraud which also defines its practitioners. The many who come for treatment are because you lie to them,” Dr Philips wrote.
Virat Kohli’s wife, Anushka Sharma is recommending homeopathy to Indians.
— Mohit Chauhan (@mohitlaws) June 2, 2026
Fraud babas are not enough, she is now promoting unscientific fraud medicine to Indians
Give them enough money and they might one day tell people, “Just visit Premanand Maharaj to cure all your diseases.” pic.twitter.com/5L6y8Wcxa6
He further challenged the legitimacy of homoeopathy practitioners, saying, “You lie to yourself every single day of your life that you are a doctor. You’re not.” Dr Philips also took aim at the video Sharma shared, posting a separate critique on social media in which he described the participants as a “triangle of shame.”
More Trolls
One user commented, “Many Indians would appreciate more clarity about the health condition you faced.”
Dear Anushka Sharma,
— Shakur Surve (@Shakurs17) June 3, 2026
@AnushkaSharma
Many Indians would appreciate more clarity about the health condition you faced and what kind of homeopathic treatment you underwent Sharing your experience could help people better understand your journey and make informed decisions… pic.twitter.com/YXnUNwc0F2
One user said, “Sad to see her promoting homoeopathy despite tha lack of credible scientific evidence.”
Sad to see a celebrity like Anushka Sharma, with such a massive following, promoting homeopathy despite the lack of credible scientific evidence for treating serious diseases.
— Kavita (@Kavitastocks) June 3, 2026
Funny how people don't rush to homeopathic clinics when faced with cancer, heart attacks, or severe… pic.twitter.com/ZlqyJ4rO63
A netizen called her post a ‘hypocritical one’.
Anushka sharma shared a story on Instagram in support of homeopathy
— Kantala fc (@ifOnlyKantala) June 3, 2026
She and her husband live in London, getting the best treatment there but look at the hypocrisy https://t.co/wkUuN8QzH9 pic.twitter.com/FJ1ncTElOB
Anushka Sharma left India to live in 4 AQI of London, eats the most unadulterated food items in the world, jogs in clean lanes, lives around the most advanced healthcare system.
— Roshan Rai (@RoshanKrRaii) June 3, 2026
Then comes home occasionally and preaches unscientific cures using Homeopathy to Indians who breathe…
About Homoeopathy Debate
There has been a long-standing disagreement between supporters of homoeopathy and advocates of evidence-based medicine. Homoeopathy is recognised under India’s AYUSH system and continues to be widely used across the country.
However, many researchers and medical organisations have argued that scientific evidence supporting homoeopathic remedies remains limited. Supporters cite patient experiences and personal outcomes, while critics argue that treatments should be backed by rigorous clinical evidence.
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