The beautiful and talented cine-star Ananya Panday recently caught everyone’s attention with her latest release ‘CTRL.’ The movie talks about how men today are handled and manipulated by technology and not the other way around. During the promotions of the same, the actress talked about many serious issues related to artificial intelligence, social media use, impact, and much more.However, on a lighter note, she also revealed that there’s one Bollywood actor whose private social media account she would like to hack and why.
The actress during her conversation with Instant Bollywood said she would like to hack into ‘Animal’ fame Ranbir Kapoor’s private social media account. The actress confessed that she doesn’t know what Ranbir’s handle is, but hinting at his rumored infamous account, she said she would like to know who he follows and stalks.
“I want to hack Ranbir’s private account to see who he’s stalking and following. I have no idea what his account is, but I know he has one. What’s with the fake account? What’s he up to?,” said the actress expressing her curiosity.
Well, everyone would want to know what Ananay finds, if she finds it!
In another conversation with PTI, Ananya opened up about her old secret Facebook account, which was caught by her mother Bhavana Panday. Since back then Ananya was not old enough to use social media, Bhavna made sure her account was deactivated and the actress wasn’t allowed to have access until she reached the legal age.
Ananya Panday made her debut with ‘Student Of The Year 2’ in 2019 opposite Tiger Shroff and Tara Sutaria. She did several commercially successful movies and carved her niche in the industry. Her last couple of projects like – ‘Kho Gaye Hum Kahan,’ ‘Call Me Bae’ and ‘CTRL’ have helped her prove her mettle in acting. Next on her plate is ‘Shankara,’ which is currently on the floor.
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