Deepika Vs Alia Fan War Gets Ugly: Family Dragged

Alia Bhatt’s Alpha, the next instalment in the YRF Spy Universe, is scheduled to release next year. Following the success of a spy film like Dhurandhar, expectations around the project are high. Fans are keen to see how the film performs.

However, online discussions suggest that not everything is calm behind the scenes. Some fans believe there are attempts to sabotage Alpha ahead of its release. These claims have triggered heated debates on social media.

According to certain fan groups, Deepika Padukone’s PR team, Spice PR, is allegedly involved. They claim the agency is trying to undermine Alia Bhatt before the film’s launch. These allegations remain unverified.

Fans further allege that Spice PR has become active on online platforms. Reddit is frequently mentioned as a space where negative gossip about Alia reportedly appears. Many of these posts are said to carry a critical tone.

Some rumours include claims about the Kapoor family allegedly demanding a male child from Alia. Others accuse her of depending on nepotism to advance her career. Fans insist these stories are false and misleading.

Another point raised by fans is the constant comparison between Alia and Deepika. Alia is often portrayed as being “almost” at Deepika’s level. Much of this narrative reportedly focuses on how both actresses returned to work after pregnancy.

Fans say the most disturbing element is the alleged involvement of Alia’s daughter, Raha. They claim fake stories and insensitive remarks have dragged a child into online gossip. Some posts have also reportedly spread false information about the pregnancies of two women.

If these allegations are true, fans believe such tactics are unethical. While publicity plays a role in film promotion, targeting families and children crosses a serious line. Many feel this reflects a troubling side of PR culture.

The controversy has also sparked a larger conversation. Audiences are being reminded to question online gossip. Not everything circulating on the internet should be accepted without scrutiny.