Kangana Ranaut blames Aamir Khan for Samantha & Naga Chaitanya’s separation? Read details here!
Kangana Ranaut has always been vocal about her points. Be it any issue the queen actress always has an opinion about it and sometimes even people think that she has a valid response. As we all are aware of Naga Chaitanya and Samantha Akkineni’s divorce, the couple has officially announced their separation after four years of marriage.
Both Samantha and Chaitanya announced a joint statement on their respective social media handles. Naga’s statement read, “To all our well wishers. After much deliberation and thought Sam and I have decided to part ways as husband and wife to pursue our own paths. We are fortunate to have a friendship of over a decade that was the very core of our relationship which we believe will always hold a special bond between us.”
And in that case, Bollywood actor Aamir Khan also announced his separation from Kiran Rao. And he even went on to promote Naga’s film Love Story, that too without any invitation. And it is said that both of them have been spending a lot of time together as they are working together on a film. After this Kangana took a dig at Aamir claiming that he influenced their divorce.
Without mentioning names, Kangana wrote, “This south actor who suddenly divorced his wife was married for 4 years and in a relationship with her for more than a decade recently came in contact with a Bollywood superstar who is also known as Bollywood divorce expert… Has ruined many women and children’s lives is now his guiding light and agony aunt… so it all went smoothly… This is not a blind item we all know who am talking about.”
She also said that the actor changes women as they change clothes “Whenever divorce happens, the fault is always of the man…. may sound orthodox or too judgemental but this is how God has made man and woman their nature and dynamics… Primitively, scientifically, he is a hunter and she is a nurturer. Stop being kind to these brats who change women like clothes and then claim to be their best friends.”
She also wrote, “Shame on these brats who get encouragement from the media and fans. They hail them and judge the woman… Divorce culture is growing like never before.”
