Swara Bhasker said the Padmaavat controversy was a "constructed controversy" and earlier described the film as having many things that were "just so problematic".
Why it matters
Followers may care because it reveals her stance on a high‑profile film dispute.
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Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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