Alia Bhatt says 'I got into IIT' as she promotes film at IIT Bombay
Promoting the upcoming september 9 release of Brahmastra, stars alia bhatt and ranbir kapoor are quite busy. alia bhatt visited IIT bombay recently to promote her movie. She eventually sent a thank-you note along with her institution-provided photo. A beige shirt and denim bellbottoms may be spotted on alia Bhatt. "IIT Bombay.. here we come!!!" he remarked alongside the photographs when sharing them. I can claim with pride that I was accepted into IIT because to promotions (for one hour). september 9th is Brahmastra.
The hashtag #BoycottBrahmastra and alia bhatt are trending on twitter days before the premiere of Brahmastra, but not for the right reasons. alia bhatt is in hot water with twitter users ahead of the release of her upcoming movie with husband ranbir kapoor because those people found her latest statement offensive and began using the hashtag "boycott" once more in reaction.
According to reports, alia bhatt declared in an interview that "if you don't like me, don't watch me," which infuriated online users. Following this, the hashtags #boycottaliabhatt, #boycottbrahmastra, and #boycottbollywood began to trend.
For the uninitiated, alia bhatt discussed star kids in an interview with Mid-Day. In response to a question regarding trolling, alia bhatt said, "I felt that my films were the only way I could end the discourse. Don't answer, and don't feel awful about it. Naturally, I felt bad. However, feeling sorry for yourself is a little price to pay for the work you are admired and appreciated for. I produced a movie similar to Gangubai. Who's laughing the loudest now? Until I deliver my next flop, at least. I'm currently giggling!"
The hashtag #BoycottBrahmastra and alia bhatt are trending on twitter days before the premiere of Brahmastra, but not for the right reasons. alia bhatt is in hot water with twitter users ahead of the release of her upcoming movie with husband ranbir kapoor because those people found her latest statement offensive and began using the hashtag "boycott" once more in reaction.
According to reports, alia bhatt declared in an interview that "if you don't like me, don't watch me," which infuriated online users. Following this, the hashtags #boycottaliabhatt, #boycottbrahmastra, and #boycottbollywood began to trend.
For the uninitiated, alia bhatt discussed star kids in an interview with Mid-Day. In response to a question regarding trolling, alia bhatt said, "I felt that my films were the only way I could end the discourse. Don't answer, and don't feel awful about it. Naturally, I felt bad. However, feeling sorry for yourself is a little price to pay for the work you are admired and appreciated for. I produced a movie similar to Gangubai. Who's laughing the loudest now? Until I deliver my next flop, at least. I'm currently giggling!"