Alia Bhatt Compared Herself With Ranbir Kapoor’s Ex-Girlfriends Says, ‘Main Thodi Na Kaam Hu…’

The first wedding anniversary of the lovely Bollywood pair Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor was celebrated recently. The couple, who wed last year in front of their loved ones and close friends, had a girl as their first child in November. Since the pair started dating, they have been causing fans to go crazy. Their love life has always made headlines, from their covert trip to their private wedding. Before Alia, RK garnered attention for his reported relationships with Deepika Padukone and Katrina Kaif.

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The actress did publicly confess her love for the actor and say, "I love you," in front of the whole entertainment business, though, when they were both present at an award event. A year has passed since their wedding, and every time she shares an unpublished picture of the two of them, the internet goes crazy.

On the occasion of their one wedding anniversary, we're sharing a fun memory from Alia Bhatt's moment when she made an incredible answer in response to a question regarding her then-boyfriend's previous relationships. RK's 'troubled past,' which involves Deepika Padukone and Katrina Kaif, came up during the Darlings actress' interview with Filmfare in 2019.

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Alia Bhatt said, “Let me tell you he’s not difficult. He’s a supremely simple person. He’s such a nice human being that I wish I was as good as him. As an actor, as a person, as everything. He’s way better a person than I am. And about getting married? Well, that’s the only thing that’s irritating right now. Every morning I wake up to the news that I’m getting married. I tell him what the hell. I guess he’s used to it.”

When she was questioned about Ranbir Kapoor’s ‘troubled past’, she gave an epic reply, “How does it matter? It’s part of someone’s life, and who cares. Aur main thodi na kam hoon.”