‘Sab bhool-chook maaf’: Kangana Ranaut calls Baba Ramdev ‘BADE BHAI’, accepts his gift on Raksha Bandhan |
Kangana Ranaut appears to be putting an old feud with Yoga guru and businessman Baba Ramdev to rest this Raksha Bandhan 2026. She reacted warmly after he shared that sweets and a gift were on their way to her, pointing to a thaw in relations following their earlier controversy sparked by his remarks about her character.
Kangana Ranaut accepts Baba Ramdev’s gesture
The actress responded graciously to Ramdev’s overture, accepting his message of reconciliation. She remarked, “Tyohar ka din hota hai sab bhool chook maaf karne ke liye hai, mere Bhai Baba Ram Dev ji ne bahut achcha kaha ki vivaad nahi, samvaad hona chahiye.” Continuing, she embraced both his gift and his brotherly love, saying, “Aaj Rakshabandhan ke din main unki mithai aur bade bhai ka prem dono swikaar karti hoon. Bahut dhanyawad, Ishwar. Aapko lambi aayu de.”
Baba Ramdev extends olive branch to Kangana Ranaut
On the occasion of Raksha Bandhan, Baba Ramdev spoke about sending Kangana a gift and sweets, expressing his wish to put any ill will between them to rest. He said there should be no hatred or hostility within the country, and that differences should instead be settled through conversation. Ramdev added that he and Kangana had let go of all animosity completely, stressing that any dispute is best resolved through dialogue, and mentioned that he would also be calling her directly.
How the Kangana Ranaut-Baba Ramdev feud began
Earlier, Ranaut had taken to Instagram to claim she had a “better personality” than Ramdev, after he criticised her over her controversial “Generation Gutter” remark. Hitting back at Ramdev and the controversies tied to him and his Patanjali brand, she wrote, “Baba ji, don’t daydream about my jawani (youth) or bedroom. One can only assume based on rumours and gossip. At least mujhe kabhi Supreme Court se fatkar nahi lagi.“
Kangana Ranaut’s work front
On the work front, Kangana Ranaut’s recent film, ‘Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata’, directed by Manoj Tapadia, tells the true story of nurses and staff at Cama Hospital who saved patients’ lives during the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks. The film didn’t do well in theatres and will now start streaming on Zee5 from August 14.
