Bollywood actress, Alia Bhatt shared adorable photo of her husband Ranbir Kapoor with their daughter from 'Ramayana' set.
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Add BollywoodShaadis on GoogleRanbir Kapoor's Ramayana is making waves in theatres as people are flocking to witness Lord Rama's glory on the big screen. While the movie has been gaining a lot of praise and people are loving the portrayal of India's most-loved story, it is Alia Bhatt who has joined the list of admirers.
Alia took to her Instagram handle and shared a photo of her husband, Ranbir, with their daughter, Raha, from the sets of Ramayana. Raha, who is a daddy's girl, looked adorable, with Ranbir dressed up as Lord Ram's character. In one photo, the actor was seen giving a kiss to Raha, and Alia hid her daughter's face with a heart emoji.
In another photo, Raha was seen holding onto her father, and he kept looking at her. Raha was dressed up in striped bib pants with a white-hued T-shirt underneath. Sharing the photo, Alia wrote:
"You poured everything into this one and somehow still had all of it left for her. So proud of you, Ranbir, and of every single person who brought their heart and soul to this incredible experience at the movies. Some stories are bigger than all of us & Ramayana is one of them."
It seems like Ranbir is unhinged with the negative comments surrounding his upcoming film Ramayana. The actor added that he likes to stay away from the negative remarks and does not let them affect him. He also quoted Kishore Kumar's famous song, Kuch Toh Log Kahenge, sharing his thoughts.
Ranbir shared his thoughts while addressing more than 18,000 students from across India. Talking about the trolling, the 44-year-old shared that people will always have an opinion on something or the other. But one should not allow their thoughts to disturb their peace of mind. He also clarified that he is unbothered by the trolling. He said:
"I think what is relevant today is also the beauty of trolling online. It goes back to the old song, ‘Kuch toh log kahenge, logon ka kaam hai kehna.’ I think that’s the great philosophy to actually follow. You don’t get bothered by what people are saying."
Ranbir added that what truly matters is who cares for you, your work, intention, kindness, and that's what should matter the most, and not the murmurs that make you feel less. Ranbir's shared the statement when his film was widely discussed on social media. From his looks to the film's other characters, he's being judged through a harsh lens.
The release of the song, Mangal Rang, composed by AR Rahman, sung by Arijit Singh and Shreya Ghoshal and penned by Kumar Vishwas, has not been well received. The song is about the wedding of Lord Ram and Goddess Sita. Netizens are not happy with the qawali-inspired elements in the song, which are used to depict one of the milestone moments of Lord Ram's extraordinary life.
People on social media slammed another song, Ravana Tandava, and stated that it lacked the intensity of the moment. Earlier, Ranbir faced backlash during a promotional event when he accidentally said, "Acchai ka ant", which means end of goodness, instead of saying, "Acchai ki jeet." The trolling reached a point where Ranbir apologised for his mistake during another event and attributed it to a slip of the tongue.
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