Mira Rajput Regrets Her "Puppies" Comment: "It's About Time I Am Forgiven For That"
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Mira said, "I don't think I agree with them right now"
Mira Rajput, who made a comment about comparing babies with puppies, shared her regrets and called it an "unfair" comment in a recent interview with Film Companion. Mira Rajput, who launched her range of skincare products lately, reflected upon her earlier comment and said she was trying to defend her choices. Speaking to Film Companion, Mira Rajput said, "While I was pushed in that corner for seeming very regressive, I think I probably acted out by saying things... I don't think I agree with them right now. I think I have come a long way from that."
Her comment didn't sit well with a large section of the Internet and she still receives criticism for her seemingly "inconsiderate" remark. Reflecting upon the flak she received, Mira said, "I can understand why it wasn't taken well. I think I was in a vulnerable, emotional space. I think I was just trying to defend myself that my choices are also valid. I regret that and know that a lot of people were hurt by it."
Thanking her husband actor Shahid Kapoor, who has always stood by her in difficult times, Mira told Film Companion, "I think it's about time I am forgiven for that because life comes full circle and you make mistakes and you learn from them."
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