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Aaliya Siddiqui says Kangana Ranaut's words against her hold no value
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1:48Now PlayingFilm producer Aaliya Siddiqui, who recently got eliminated from 'Bigg Boss OTT', has now opened up about Kangana Ranaut's comments on her relationship with estranged husband Nawazuddin Siddiqui. During her interview with an entertainment portal, Aaliya said that Kangana's 'words have no meaning' as she 'pokes her nose in everything'. She said, 'I don’t pay attention to Kangana because her words hold no value. She keeps speaking about everyone. In my opinion, her words have no meaning.' She added further and said, 'I will not give any importance to Kangana in my life. Nobody apart from Kangana said anything because Kangana had to support 'Tiku weds Sheru'. She is the producer and she has to save her film. She is known for raising her voice in the wrong thing. If someone has to poke anyone, it will be Kangana.' For the uninitiated, a while ago, Kangana had supported Nawazuddin by saying, 'Nawaz sir is being humiliated like this outside his home...he gave his everything to his family, he stayed at a rented place for several years..he used to take a rickshaw to TWS shoot. Only last year he bought this bungalow and now his ex-wife came to claim it...so sad.' She had also left a comment on Nawazuddin's recent statement saying, 'Was much needed Nawazuddin Siddiqui saab… silence does not always give us peace… I am glad you issued this statement.' For more news and updates, stay tuned to Etimes.
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