Bollywood sensation Alia Bhatt, now married to Ranbir Kapoor, recently graced the set of Karan Johar’s famed chat show, Koffee With Karan Season 8. In a candid conversation with her sister-in-law, Kareena Kapoor, Alia delved into both her personal and professional life, dispelling misconceptions and shedding light on the realities behind the glitz and glamour.

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During the rapid-fire segment, Karan Johar probed Alia about the “biggest misconception” people harbor about her. Unfazed, Alia responded, “It’s the age of the internet. Someday I have got buccal fat surgery, someday I’m whitening my skin, someday I’m having marriage issues. Misconceptions are misconceptions, so they don’t bother me.”

A snippet of this segment has gone viral on Reddit, sparking discussions among netizens. One user commented, “She is so much invested in social media, it is very obvious.” Another remarked, “Yet it sounds like it bothers her very much.”

A third user humorously pointed out, “So many misconceptions yet it doesn’t bother her lol.”

Addressing another controversial topic, Alia responded to the internet labeling her husband, Ranbir Kapoor, as ‘toxic’ and a ‘red flag.’ This stemmed from Alia sharing that Ranbir disapproves of her wearing lip color and often asks her to ‘wipe that off.’ When questioned about the controversy on Koffee With Karan, Alia explained, “I have a very candid way of speaking, so even when I’m talking about anything in my life, I like to imitate the person that I’m talking about, I like to give anecdotes, I like to make it personal. I feel like a lot of things just get picked out of context which happened recently.”

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Alia Bhatt’s appearance on Koffee With Karan Season 8 not only provided insight into her genuine and unfiltered self but also showcased her resilience in the face of online misconceptions. As the interview circulates on social media, Alia remains unfazed, emphasizing the importance of separating fact from fiction in the age of digital speculation.