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Kangana Ranaut links Bengaluru double murder to 'westernised' relationship culture

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Actor and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut has commented on the Bengaluru murder case in which a woman and her alleged lover are accused of killing her husband and five-year-old son. Ranaut took to Instagram to warn against what she described as a 'westernised' relationship culture gaining ground in India. She criticised the normalisation of trends such as ghosting and multiple sexual partners, arguing these attitudes can lead to dangerous consequences. Ranaut cautioned that such tragedies, referencing the so-called 'blue drum' case, could affect any family. The actor is currently appearing in the television show 'Bharat Bhagya Vidhata'.

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