Bollywood actor has often been perceived as a “toxic husband” due to his playful remarks

Dubai: Bollywood royalty Ranbir Kapoor has often found himself at the center of public scrutiny ever since he dropped a series of seemingly offensive remarks about his wife, Alia Bhatt.
While he enjoys a massive fan following, some online critics have labeled him a “toxic husband” due to comments that haven’t always painted him in the best light. Instances such as his playful remark about Alia’s weight gain during pregnancy or her own admission that he prefers her without lipstick—prompting her to wipe it off—have not gone down well with many. These moments have led to discussions about gender dynamics and expectations in relationships, with some calling out Ranbir’s behavior as problematic.
However, his loyal supporters continue to stand by him, and a recent observation about his newly launched brand has added a new dimension to the conversation. A social media post highlighted that the brand’s name incorporates the initials of both Alia and their daughter, Raha Kapoor. The post read:
“People love to call him a red flag, womaniser, or mama’s boy, but Ranbir Kapoor literally honored his wife and daughter in his brand’s name. If this is a red flag, then maybe it’s better than all the so-called green flags out there.”
What made this post even more significant was Alia Bhatt’s reaction—she liked it, subtly signaling her support for her husband.
Alia has rarely addressed online criticism directly, but by acknowledging this post, she once again demonstrated that she stands by Ranbir despite the ongoing scrutiny.
Her quiet show of support did not go unnoticed, with fans applauding her for handling negativity with grace. Some praised her loyalty, while others saw this as further proof of their strong relationship.
Despite the ongoing discourse around their marriage, Alia and Ranbir continue to present a united front. Whether through social media interactions or their personal choices, Alia’s latest move suggests that public perception does little to shake their bond.
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