Neetu Kapoor On Her Equation With Alia Bhatt: "Same As It Was For Me And My Mother-In-Law"
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Neetu Kapoor described her relationship with late mother-in-law Krishna Raj Kapoor as "outstanding"
Neetu Kapoor spoke about her relationship with daughter-in-law Alia Bhatt in an interview with Indian Express. The veteran actress shared that the Gangubai Kathiawadi actress is a beautiful and an "uncorrupted human being". She said that she was able to "survive difficult times" in her life due to her relationship with her mother-in-law Krishna Raj Kapoor. From going out on lunches to complaining about Rishi Kapoor, Neetu Kapoor described her bond with late Krishna Raj Kapoor as "outstanding". Sharing that her relationship with Alia will be the same as it was with her mother-in-law, she told Indian Express, "People asked me how will be my relationship with Alia, and it will be the same as it was for me and my mother-in-law. Alia is a lovely person. She is a beautiful, simple, uncorrupted human being."
She added that the relationship between a mother-in-law and a daughter-in-law depends on the husband. "So, I feel the relationship between a mother-in-law and daughter-in-law is the husband's fault. Because you love your mother so much, and jab tum joru ka gulaam ban jaate ho na, fir maa ko problem hoti hai (when you become your wife's slave then the mother has a problem). If you balance your love for your mother and your wife, it is always nicer. She will love you more. When you become too much of your wife, that's when the mother feels..." said Neetu Kapoor.
Praising her son, Ranbir Kapoor, and how he balances his love between Alia and his mother, the 63-year-old actress said, "I am not getting this feeling because my son is a very intelligent man, he balances his love. He doesn't go all 'mom mom mom,' he may call me once in five days and ask, 'aap thik ho na (I hope you're fine)?'. For him to ask me this is enough."
Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt married on April 14, 2022. The couple tied the knot in an intimate ceremony at their Vastu home in Bandra.
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