Alia Bhatt's mother, Soni Razdan, reacts to the personal attacks of Rangoli Chandel, sister of Kangana Ranaut

The war of words between Kangana Ranaut and her Rangoli The Bhatt family, including Alia Bhatt, Mahesh Bhatt and Soni Razdan, has been around for quite some time. It started earlier this year, when Kangana criticized Alia for not attending the screening of Manikarnika: Queen of Jhansi and has continued since. Last month, Kangana Ranaut's sister, Rangoli Chandel, personally attacked Alia Bhatt and her mother, Soni Razdan, for failing to obtain an Indian pbadport.

"These non-Indians who live off this land, use and abuse their people and their resources, lying on intolerance and spreading hatred, it's time to think about their agenda and not to worry about it. "pack with their provocations," read his tweet.

However, the Bhatts generally refrained from committing personal attacks on Kangana Ranaut and her sister. So, when we interviewed Soni Razdan, an actress of British origin in Bollywood, about these personal attacks that questioned their nationality, the veteran actress revealed that it hurt, of course, but that it was not safe for them. she had learned not to let such things affect her anymore.

"Everybody is human, and I'm not an alien … I feel bad, but at some point you have to stop feeling bad, you have to think about who is trying to make me feel bad and why, you have to ask these questions, then you will find the answers, and you will immediately stop feeling bad, why give this person the power to make you sad in the first place? "- Soni Razdan told DNA.

Soni was one of many Bollywood actresses recently voiced her opinion on the situation of Kashmiri students threatened and facing violence as a result of the Pulwama bombings.

"There are people who say:" Do not write this, just omote your movies. "Why do you have to comment on this? I feel but why not. If I feel anything thing, when am I going to say something? When I'm dead? You come to a certain age in life and you ask yourself, "I hold back for what?" Why not just say it? "- added Soni.

At the same time, Mahesh Bhatt, father of Alia Bhatt, was recently questioned about the personal attacks inflicted by Kangana Ranaut's sister, Rangoli. The filmmaker however refrained from commenting. Rangoli's attacks and the fact that Kangana began his film career with his family's production houses are like a miracle. The director of Sadak 2 added that his education did not allow him to engage in such a war of words.