Alia Bhatt's Mom Soni Razdan Takes On Kangana, Samantha Over 'Witches' Post? Drops Cryptic Response

The release of Kangana Ranaut starrer Emergency is approaching as hinted by the actress in an X post earlier this week after the film cleared censor hurdles. On social media, on Sunday, the Manikarnika star posted a cryptic note defining "witches" as "women who are connected to their higher self", adding further that they have an "uncontrollable urge to break all boundaries". This post was reshared by Samantha Ruth Prabhu on her Instagram stories, making netizens curious.

After this, Alia Bhatt 's mother, Soni Razdan shared a cryptic post, seemingly jumping in on the conversation amid her daughter's spat with Kangana.

Soni Razdan drops cryptic post in response to Kangana?

Taking to her Instagram handle, Raazi actress Soni Razdan shared a spot on her Instagram stories, which read, "Who knows why we were taught to fear the witches and not those who burned them alive."

This counter came at a time when Kangana recently took potshots at Alia Bhatt after her latest release Jigra failed to perform well at the box office.  

Kangana's note on witches gets support from Samantha

An X user, John Collins, wrote, "Don’t be afraid of witches, be afraid of the ones who burned them." Sharing the post, Kangana added, "Witches are women who are connected to their higher self, their intuition, infectious free spirit, indomitable will power and uncontrollable urge to break all boundaries make them mysterious, frightening and threatening to those who are caged and cursed."

The actor further wrote, "Caged people believe that gifted people have some evil powers and they must be burnt to ashes, misery exists in so many forms and jealousy is the most miserable of them all. You can choose to be jealous or be inspired, make a smart choice, those who choose to be inspired are the chosen ones, break the cage and break free (slightly smiling face emoji)."

Samantha Ruth Prabhu shared a screenshot of Kangana's post on her Instagram Stories and wrote, “Word”.