Kriti Sanon reveals how her relatives' behavior towards her and her sister "angered" her

Kriti Sanon is gearing up for her highly anticipated OTT film ‘Do Patti,’ which is releasing on Netflix . She is seen with the talented Kajol, who plays the role of a police officer for the first time onscreen. This will be the first time that the crew actor will playing a double role. She will portray the role of twin sisters who will be poles apart.

In contrast, the siblings duo - Kriti and Nupur Sanon, are very fond of each other. In a recent interview with News18, the Mimi star shared that her relatives' different treatment of her and her sister "angered" her.

Kriti reveals that while the industry's habit of comparing them hasn’t affected their relationship, the differing behaviors of their relatives towards them has "irritated" her. “Nothing has trickled to the extent where our feelings towards each other changed. I don’t think I’ve gone through that, not yet, at least. When I came to the industry, Nupur was very young and she wasn’t in Mumbai at that point and that’s when I saw certain relatives treating us differently and that angered me,” she recalls.

And while Nupur remained unfazed with it, Kriti found herself getting bothered. “When we would go to their place, they treated us different. They would wish me and Nupur differently on our birthdays. That’s something I found immature. She’s very strong and extremely matured despite being my younger sister. She handles things well and even if something hurts or bothers her, she never lets it come to her face,” Kriti said.

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The other first for Kriti when it comes to Do Patti is that it marks her debut as a producer. Talking about how different this set was compared to the others, she remarks, “My mind was in different places but that’s not because I was producing the film. I’m an observer and over-thinker, in general. So, I’m constantly looking around. If I feel something, I just say it. I believe in stating my opinions and talking about what I’m feeling to the other person rather than just keeping it to myself.”