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Alia Bhatt Slams Reports Of Pregnancy Affecting Work Commitments: We Still Live In A Patriarchal World

Actress Alia Bhatt announced her pregnancy on Monday (June 27) via an Instagram post.

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"I'm a woman not a parcel," Alia Bhatt said on Tuesday, slamming various media reports claiming that she will be taking rest after completing her work commitments to focus on her pregnancy.

In a note shared on her Instagram Stories, Bhatt criticised articles claiming that her husband, actor Ranbir Kapoor, will be travelling to the UK, where she is filming her Hollywood debut ‘Heart of Stone’, to bring her back home. 

"Nothing has gotten delayed! No one needs to PICK anyone up. I'm a woman not a parcel. I do not need to REST at all but good to know you'll have a doctor's certification as well," the actor wrote. 

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Bhatt also posted a screenshot of a news portal's Instagram page which reported that she had planned her pregnancy in a way that it doesn't affect her work. 

"This is 2022. Can we pls get out of this archake (archaic) way of thinking! Now if you would excuse me... My shot is ready," the 29-year-old actor added. 

Bhatt, who tied the knot with Kapoor, 39, in April, shared the pregnancy news on Monday on Instagram. 

Soon after the announcement, the couple was showered with congratulatory messages from family, friends and fans. In a separate post, Bhatt said she was overwhelmed with all the love coming her way.

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"Overwhelmed with all the love! Have tried to read everyone's messages and good wishes and all I want to say is, it truly feels so special to celebrate such a big moment in our lives with all your love and blessings! Thank you to every single one of you," she said.  

On the work front, Bhatt will next be seen in ‘Brahmastra: Part One Shiva’, alongside Kapoor,  Karan Johar's directorial venture ‘Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani’ and ‘Darlings’, which marks her debut as a producer. 

[With Inputs From PTI]

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