Ranbir Kapoor recently said that his wife, actor-producer Alia Bhatt has made some conscious decisions, like lowering her tone, over the years to put him at ease. He also said that after marriage, Alia has changed more for him than he has changed for her.
“She used to speak in a very loud tone. I think my father's tone, growing up, always rattled me. She really made efforts to change that. It’s not easy when you've lived 30 years of your life speaking in a certain way,” Ranbir said at Nikhil Kamath’s podcast People by WTF.
“She's someone who instinctively reacts to say, if Raha falls down. There's a reaction that throws me off. She makes certain things to put me at ease. I hope I could say there's something I did to put her at ease, but I don't think I've done it yet,” he added.
He also talked about how the frequent arguments between his late father Rishi Kapoor and mother Neetu Kapoor traumatised him as a child, particularly his father's loud tone.
“Anybody who speaks in a louder tone, it disturbs me, since childhood. My parents went through a lot of fights. We lived in a bungalow, so I have spent most of my childhood on the staircases, hearing them fight. I was always scared and on the edge,” Ranbir said.
On the work front, Ranbir is currently prepping for Nitish Tiwari’s take on the Ramayana, while Alia is gearing up for the release of Jigra. The duo will also be seen together in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Love & War alongside Vicky Kaushal.
