Ranvir Shorey Says Defending Himself Against Violence Isn’t Hitting
· Entertainment · Indian Express, NDTV
Ranvir Shorey responded to Rahul Bhatt’s recent remarks where Rahul admitted regretting overreacting during his breakup with Pooja Bhatt and taking the law into his own hands. Shorey stated that defending oneself against violence to escape someone toxic is not “hitting”, adding a missing piece to put the matter to rest after over 20 years of alleged slander. Rahul Bhatt had recalled intervening in an altercation between Shorey and Pooja, saying he broke Shorey’s car glass and one of his ribs. Shorey revealed he forgave Rahul out of respect for Rahul’s father and his past relationship with Pooja Bhatt. The exchange unfolded on X (formerly Twitter) on September 30, 2026, with Mumbai as the location referenced in the article’s timestamp.
Why it matters
The clarification impacts how self-defence in toxic relationships is perceived, particularly in public disputes involving celebrities. It may influence ongoing conversations about accountability and forgiveness in personal conflicts within the entertainment industry.
Read the original report — Indian Express
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