Oh No! Alia Bhatt Gets BRUTALLY TROLLED As She Talks About Ranbir Kapoor's Preference For Her LIPSTICKS! (View Pics)

Alia Bhatt picked an unusual way to put on lipstick for her 30th birthday, and she shared it with her fans. She put her lips to the lipstick instead of putting the lipstick on her lips. This method got a lot of attention, and Alia showed off her unique way of putting on lipstick again when she was promoting 'Heart of Stone.' She said that Ranbir Kapoor, her husband, liked her lips without makeup and would often ask her to 'wipe it off.' This news caused a big stir on social media, where people talked about what Ranbir had said.

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Alia's explanation of why she does the 'wipe off' part of her lipstick routine helped us understand why she does it: "I do this because I often touch up my lipstick after eating. I don't know why, but I think moving the lipstick across my mouth is just a lot more tedious than moving my mouth across the lipstick."

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She said, "I thought that was just something I figured out for myself, and then I just rubbed it off." Because one thing my husband used to say to me when we went out at night when he wasn't my husband and was just my boyfriend was, 'Wipe that [lipstick] off. Wipe that off.' Because he likes the colour of my lips as they are."

Some users were upset by this news, which led to a flood of negative comments about Ranbir Kapoor. Users reacted agressively and wrote things like Ranbir Kapoor is a red flag.

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Alia Bhatt's candid disclosure about her husband Ranbir Kapoor's request for her to 'wipe off' lipstick due to his fondness for her natural lip shade triggered a social media storm and added fuel to the fire and made it easier for people to criticise and talk about relationships, power, and freedom within them.