Rupali Ganguly Calls Out Alia Bhatt Over Gucci Leather Outfit At Milan Event: Is This What You Support?

Rupali Ganguly reposts a video criticised for Alia Bhatt's Milan Fashion Week leather look, sparking a debate on animal welfare, ethics in fashion, and celebrity responsibility amid Bhatt's film projects.

Rupali Ganguly has drawn attention after sharing an Instagram story that questions Alia Bhatt's leather outfit from Milan Fashion Week. The television actor did not write any caption or comment. Even so, the choice to repost the critical video is being read as a pointed stand that matches Rupali Ganguly's known views on animal welfare.

The video in Rupali Ganguly's story breaks down Alia Bhatt's Milan look and links it to animal cruelty. A man in the clip asks, "Is this what you support, Alia?" The narrator then alleges that the ensemble is crafted from "3-month-old baby calves and 4-month-old baby lambs," raising ethical concerns around luxury fashion choices.

Rupali Ganguly Slams Alia Bhatt Over Gucci Leather Outfit

Rupali Ganguly Alia Bhatt leather outfit row at Milan Fashion Week

The clip, originally posted by a user named Sai Lohith, focuses on Alia Bhatt's supposed use of leather. The speaker challenges both the outfit and Alia Bhatt's public image. The man in the video further says, "Your cat, Edward, how would you feel if someone murdered your son and used his skin to make bags and shoes?" The monologue also calls out the "Coexist by Alia Bhatt" initiative.

Rupali Ganguly has often spoken about kindness towards animals and has criticised cruelty in different forms. In an interview with The Times of India, Rupali Ganguly shared, "I always say that I have the spirit of a tigress, the soul of an elephant, and the loyalty of a dog." The actor also said, "I can't function without my fur babies; they keep me sane."

Because Rupali Ganguly added no text while reposting the video, the intent has been inferred by viewers. Many see the share as a quiet but sharp question aimed at Alia Bhatt's wardrobe decision. For followers familiar with Rupali Ganguly's long-standing advocacy, the move appears consistent with earlier positions against harm to animals.

Milan Fashion Week spotlight and Rupali Ganguly Alia Bhatt leather outfit debate

Alia Bhatt's appearance at Milan Fashion Week has already drawn style discussions, and the leather allegation adds another layer. The viral video turns a fashion moment into a debate on ethics, celebrity influence and branding. It also places focus on how public figures balance their campaigns, such as "Coexist by Alia Bhatt," with their personal style statements.

Upcoming films amid Rupali Ganguly Alia Bhatt leather outfit discussions

While the online conversation continues, Alia Bhatt is preparing for several major releases. After more than a year away from theatres, Alia Bhatt returns with Alpha, a spy thriller directed by Shiv Rawail. The film is the seventh title, and first woman-led story, in Yash Raj Films' Spy Universe, co-starring Sharvari, Anil Kapoor and Bobby Deol, and scheduled for release on July 10.

Alia Bhatt is also working on Love and War with Ranbir Kapoor and Vicky Kaushal, directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali. The projects keep Alia Bhatt in the news, even as questions about fashion choices and animal rights trend online. Details of the films are summarised below.

Film Director Co-stars Universe / Genre Release date
Alpha Shiv Rawail Sharvari, Anil Kapoor, Bobby Deol Yash Raj Films' Spy Universe, spy thriller July 10
Love and War Sanjay Leela Bhansali Ranbir Kapoor, Vicky Kaushal Romantic drama To be announced

The exchange around Rupali Ganguly's repost and Alia Bhatt's leather outfit underlines a wider debate on celebrity responsibility towards animals. Rupali Ganguly's stance stays aligned with earlier statements about protecting voiceless beings, while Alia Bhatt continues with major film commitments as discussions about fashion, image and ethics play out on social media.

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