Kangana Ranaut Pens Emotional Note in Defense of Nawazuddin Siddiqui Amid Legal Dispute with Ex-Wife

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Kangana Ranaut has been making headlines on social media for her latest comments regarding the ongoing legal dispute between Nawazuddin Siddiqui and his ex-wife Aaliya. The actress took to her Instagram stories to defend the actor, sharing a video in

She wrote, “This is so painful to watch… Nawaz sir is being humiliated like this outside his home. He gave everything to his family, including staying in a rented place for several years, and even taking a rickshaw to work. Only last year, he bought a bungalow, and now his ex-wife has come to claim it. It’s so sad.” Kangana went on to say that Nawazuddin had been generous to his family, including his ex-wife and brothers, and had even bought a flat for her in Mumbai.

The actress criticized Aaliya for taking over the bungalow and not allowing Nawazuddin to enter. She said, “I never met the ex-wife, but now she has taken over the bungalow and is not allowing him to enter. It’s not easy to make money from acting jobs. Actors work very hard, and how can she just decide to keep the house and lock him out like that.”

Kangana concluded her post by requesting the authorities to intervene and have Aaliya sent to the apartment that Nawazuddin had bought for her, so that the matter can be settled legally. She also said that Aaliya had no right to lock out Nawazuddin and his aged mother, who was still inside the bungalow waiting for her son. She expressed her concern that Aaliya was making secret videos and releasing them out of context, and that this behavior was “so wrong.”

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