Deepika Padukone's fans slams Alia Bhatt after she replaces her as a brand ambassador of an American clothing company: 'Why she’s so obsessed with...'

Alia Bhatt and Deepika Padukone are two of the most renowned actresses who enjoy phenomenal and immense fan bases worldwide. However, it seems that Alia’s recent achievement has fumed DP’s fans.

The Gully Boy actress was announced as the new brand ambassador of the American clothing company, which Deepika had earlier endorsed.

This move upset fans, as some of them called Alia jealous and insecure, while some accused her of stealing the spot from Deepika.

“Why her…. Want Deepika back 😬😬😬😔 We need Deepika not Alia," wrote one fan. “You take everything away from Deepika," commented another.

“Congratulations but the way Levi’s denim looks on Deepika is UNPARALLELED !! 😢😍," wrote another netizen.

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“Alia ko le aao har jagah. She’s so hungry and jealous for everything. Matlab har jagah isko ghusna hai. Why she’s so obsessed with Deepika? Let us breathe bro. We are tired of seeing her repetitive face again and again har baar yehi dikhti hai. She has so many brands still she is not satisfied," shared another fan.

In a recent interview with author Jay Shetty, Alia Bhatt made some bold revelations. The actress talked about her anxiety diagnosis and said, " “It often happens to me when I see an A-list celebrity, whether from Hollywood or even here, speak about something I relate to. And I think, ‘Oh, they’re feeling it too.’”

She added, “It happens to all of us. That’s when I became more open to talking about my specific anxiety. I was recently clinically diagnosed, so I had proper backing, not just saying, ‘Oh, I’m having an anxious day.’ It’s not just that.”

Alia continued to explain, “I was struggling, which is why I sought help. In social gatherings, my body would physically react. I’d start heating up. I also found it hard to focus; my attention kept drifting in and out.”