Katrina Kaif speaks out on Ranbir Kapoor’s interview on their relationship : Bollywood News

A lot was made out of Ranbir Kapoor supposedly 'spilling beans' on his break up with Katrina Kaif in a television interview. I generally stay away from asking personal questions during my interviews especially when a star is not comfortable talking about his/her relationship-gone-sour. I had to do an interview with Katrina Kaif and Sidharth Malhotra on the weekend and I decided to actually watch Ranbir's interview (which if media reports were to be believed had deeply upset Katrina on Ranbir's alleged indiscretion in talking about their relationship and for calling her an 'entity' during the course of the interview). As I finished watching Ranbir's interview on his relationship, I realized Ranbir had been extremely respectful while talking about Katrina. He was clearly uncomfortable on the unwarranted and intrusive barrage of questions on his relationship but he maintained a very graceful stance about Kaif. I asked Katrina during my interview if it bothers her when media reports are misrepresented and aim at deliberately misconstruing for satisfying the unquenchable thirst for the gossip-cola, this is what Katrina said:

Katrina Kaif speaks out on Ranbir Kapoor’s interview on their relationship

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"What I would say at this point is that it is going to be a never ending topic. He would say something then I would respond it and then you'd ask me and then the third person, it is something that will go on and then there will be no end to it. The only thing that I can do very honestly and sincerely from my heart is just request everyone, even though I understand and I really appreciate where they are coming from, it is just that it is time we move on from the question. If there's anything to be said then it should be said between the two people to whom the matter concerns. With all the gratitude, love and respect for everyone and I really do feel that it comes from a good place, I would like to request that we now move on from this question."