Alia Bhatt Stands by Kangana Ranaut Amid 5-Year Feud: Kangana Ranaut was slapped by a CISF guard at the Chandigarh airport on Thursday afternoon, days after she won the Lok Sabha elections from Himachal Pradesh’s Mandi constituency.
Kulwinder Kaur, a CISF woman constable, has been suspended. Many celebrities, including Alia Bhatt, have condemned this attack.
Alia Bhatt liked Faye D’Souza’s post condemning the incident.
The post read, “With reference to the incident of MP Kangana Ranaut being slapped at an airport, violence can never be the answer. Especially not in our country that was born out of Gandhi’s ideals of non- violence. It doesn’t matter how much we disagree with views and statements made by someone, we cannot react with violence and we should not condone it. It is particularly dangerous when security personnel react violently while in uniform. Imagine, over the last ten years, if those of us who questioned power were assaulted at airports by constables who were in agreement with that power.”
Throughout the years, Kangana has not held back from criticizing Alia. She gave a negative review to Alia’s performance in Gully Boy.
In 2019, Kangana called Alia’s Gully Boy performance ‘mediocre.’ She told the paparazzi, “I am embarrassed…What is there to beat in Gully Boy Performance ….same snappy muh phat girl… Bollywood’s idea of a fiery girl, woman empowerment and good acting, spare me this embarrassment, please. Media has taken filmy kids love too far…stop pampering mediocre work or else bar will never be raised.”
Alia accepted her criticism and praised her for her honesty. Randeep took to Twitter, now known as X, to praise Alia’s response. At the time, he wrote, “Dearest @aliaa08, I’m so glad that you don’t let the opinions of a few very occasional actors and chronic victims affect you and your work… kudos to you for continuing to do your best.”
In the past, Kangana has criticized the film industry for “celebrating” the attack without supporting her. In an Instagram Story, Kangana wrote, “All eyes on Rafah Gang. The day comes when you celebrate a terror attack on someone, be prepared for the day the attack comes back to you as well.”
She wrote in another post, which she deleted soon after, “Dear film industry you all are either celebrating or are totally mum on the airport attack on me remember if tomorrow if you walking disarmingly on some street of your country or anywhere else in the world and some Israeli / Palestinian hits you or your children just because you tried to bring eyes to Rafah or stood up for Israeli hostage… then you will see I will be fighting for your rights of free speech, if someday you wonder why I am where I am remember you are not me…”
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