Sonakshi Sinha speaks about childhood fights with brothers Love and Kush: “I was the youngest sibling, the most adored. So my brothers were jealous” : Bollywood News

Sonakshi Sinha has spoken candidly about her relationship with her twin brothers, Love and Kush. In a recent interview, the actress revealed that as the youngest sibling, she often found herself at the receiving end of their childhood jealousy. This revelation comes after their notable absence from her wedding with husband Zaheer Iqbal, fueling speculation about tensions within the family.

Sonakshi Sinha speaks about childhood fights with brothers Love and Kush: “I was the youngest sibling, the most adored. So my brothers were jealous”

Sibling Rivalry and Childhood Fights

Speaking to Hauterrfly, Sonakshi Sinha admitted that her brothers often fought with her during their childhood. “Main sabse chhoti, ghar ki ladki, sabse laadli, toh bhaiyonn ko jalan toh hoti thi toh mujhe padti thi (I was the youngest sibling, the most adored. So my brothers were jealous and would beat me up),” she shared. The actress reflected on the playful yet competitive nature of their bond, which is common among siblings.

Love and Kush’s Absence from Sonakshi Sinha’s Wedding

Sonakshi Sinha’s wedding to Zaheer Iqbal on June 23, 2024, was a private affair, but the absence of her brothers, Love and Kush, did not go unnoticed. Their decision to skip the wedding led to speculation that they disapproved of her marriage. While neither of them explicitly addressed the reasons, their father, Shatrughan Sinha, shared his perspective on the situation.

Shatrughan Sinha on His Sons’ Reaction

Veteran actor Shatrughan Sinha, in an interview with Retro Lehren, acknowledged his sons’ emotions without directly explaining their absence. “I won’t complain. They are only humans. They maybe still not be so mature. I do understand their pain and confusion. There is always cultural reaction. Maybe, if I was their age, I might have had a similar reaction to it. But here is where your maturity, seniority, and experience comes in place. Hence, my reaction was not as extreme as my sons,” he stated. His response hinted at a generational difference in how the situation was perceived.

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