Ranbir Kapoor's Interview with Nikhil Kamath Leaves Fans Divided
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Actor Ranbir Kapoor had open talks with businessman Nikhil Kamath earlier this week. Along with his opinions on film, culture, and religion, the Bollywood star talked about his prior relationships, work, and married life with Alia Bhatt. Among the several revelations were his love life, his belief in Sanatana Dharma, his designation as a "Casanova," and his first-time meeting with Alia for twenty years and her age of nine. Online, the two-hour interview attracted a lot of interest and varied views; some called Ranbir a "pathological liar" while others praised him as "genuine."
Critics have gone back over Ranbir's earlier interviews to contest his more recent claims. One user of social media stated, "Ranbir Kapoor is a pathological liar & manipulates the media with wordplay for his own benefit and blames his girlfriends or upbringing when it's time to clean his image."
Others have conjectured that the interview was a PR tactic connected to his forthcoming Ramayana film. "Ranbir Kapoor talks about following 'Sanatan' for the last 2 years and praises the Prime Minister," a tweeted suggestion said His next motion picture is "Ramayan." Looks like a PR maneuver meant to stifle right wing reaction. Bravo to his Public Relations Team.
Many admirers, though, valued Ranbir's honesty and maturity. " Such a frank interview felt like a therapy session," one fan said. Two grown guys talking about their life. Ranbir asked interesting questions about Nikhil's life. Another admirer said, "Watched the most real, mature, and fascinating podcast ever. Also appreciated when he specifically highlighted Kartik.
Whether from his 2023 hit Animal or Alia's "wipe it off," Ranbir has frequently been labelled as "toxic" on social media. Still, this view might simply be what netizens have produced.
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