Twinkle Khanna REACTS after trolls target Kareena Kapoor for being 'intoxicated' post attack on Saif Ali Khan

The recent stabbing of Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan at his Bandra home has left the industry in disbelief and triggered a wave of odd rumors. As Saif heals from his injuries, people are focusing on the fact that his wife, Kareena Kapoor Khan, was not present during the incident.

Twinkle Khanna, famous for her quick wit and candid views, has now stepped up to address the “ridiculous rumours.” In her latest column for The Times of India, Twinkle Khanna was unapologetically blunt. She criticized the narratives that blamed Kareena for not being there when Saif was attacked.

She wrote, "While Saif was in hospital, ridiculous rumours swirled that his wife hadn’t been at home or had been too intoxicated to help him during the assault. The absence of any sort of evidence did nothing to stop these dumb theories. People just enjoyed shifting the blame onto the wife — an all-too-familiar pattern.”

She went on to point out how society often places the blame on women for almost everything. With a blend of humor and sarcasm, she addressed the unfairness of such expectations. Twinkle wrote, "If your house is untidy, you are lazy; if it’s too neat, you are a control freak. If he’s indifferent, they’ll blame you for not handling him right. Apparently, wives can also be blamed for baldness."

Twinkle's comments struck a chord, highlighting the constant scrutiny that women endure. The controversy started when Kareena Kapoor Khan posted Instagram Stories showing her having a night out with friends, including Sonam Kapoor, around the same time as the attack. This sparked a flood of comments questioning her absence during the incident.

Kareena quickly addressed the speculation, breaking her silence with an Instagram post. She wrote, "It has been an incredibly challenging day for our family, and we are still trying to process the events that have unfolded. As we navigate this difficult time, I respectfully and humbly request that the media and paparazzi refrain from the relentless speculation and coverage."