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Baba Ramdev sent gift-sweets to 'sister' Kangana, said – I will call, best wishes on Rakshabandhan
Samira Vishwas | August 28, 2026 8:24 PM CST

Tezzbuzz Desk – Yoga guru Baba Ramdev in Haridwar has given such a message to Bollywood actress and MP Kangana Ranaut on the occasion of Rakshabandhan, which is being seen as an initiative to end the recent dispute between the two. Calling Kangana his 'sister', Ramdev talked about sending sweets and gifts to her through post. He said that there should not be any feeling of hatred or animosity towards each other in the country for any reason.

Baba Ramdev said that recently there were discussions regarding the dispute between him and Kangana Ranaut. Now he wants to end this dispute through dialogue. He said that he will also call Kangana and wish her Rakshabandhan.

'End the dispute through dialogue'

Baba Ramdev said that he is sending gifts and sweets by post for sister Kangana Ranaut. He said that there should be no hatred in the country for any reason nor should there be feelings of animosity towards each other.

Ramdev said that recently questions were raised regarding the dispute between him and Kangana. Such disputes should be ended through dialogue. He made it clear that he will try to end the tension in the relationship by wishing Kangana on the occasion of Rakshabandhan.

There was controversy over Kangana's statement

Actually, there was a heated exchange between Baba Ramdev and Kangana Ranaut recently after a statement given regarding the youth. Kangana had made 'generation gutter' comment about a section of youth, on which Ramdev had objected.

After this Kangana responded to Ramdev through social media. He described his comments as against decorum and also mentioned some of Ramdev's old discussions along with the controversies to Patanjali.

Now Baba Ramdev's initiative of sending sweets and gifts to Kangana on Rakshabandhan is being seen as an attempt to end the dispute between the two. His message is clear that no matter what the differences are, they should be resolved through dialogue and negotiation.


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