Ananya Panday is quite candid in her interviews often. The year 2024 has been quite amazing for her because she received praise for her show and movie. Amidst this, she has also been giving fun statements that are now going viral. In one of the interviews, Panday spoke about her contemporary, Sara Ali Khan. She revealed that during school days she was terrified of the Kedarnath actress. Wondering why? Keep reading…
In an interview clip that’s going viral, Ananya Panday talked about her memories with Sara Ali Khan from her school days. The Student of the Year 2 actress revealed that back then, there was a myth about Sara. Ananya laughed and revealed how due to the same, she used to hide from the Love Aaj Kal 2 actress and used to be terrified.
Ananya said, “She’s always been ‘muhfat’ (outspoken). Even now, she says whatever’s on her mind, but in school, she was even more ‘muhfat’ and used to really say anything. I’d be like, ‘She’s going to say something about me!” Further in this entertainment news, the Call Me Bae star clarified that Sara never bullied her. Panday stated that Sara didn’t know her name and didn’t even want to know. She would address Ananya this way: “Aye girl, come here.”
In the comments people have shared different reactions to Ananya Panday’s revelations. One person wrote, “So Sara was the Regina George of Ambani School… Idk why people think it’s cool to be mean… And now that same girl is pretending to be down to earth. She says a lot about how the audience can be fooled so easily!!” Another commented, “Ananya trying so hard to justify her struggles in life, acting all cute but defaming other actress in that process is not cool sympathy k liye kuch b bolna hai bss bachpan ki baat vo b in interview.”
Check out the interview clip below:
Meanwhile, Sara Ali Khan and Ananya Panday appeared together on Karan Johar’s Koffee With Karan.
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