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Alia Bhatt wore Ajrak, preaching about “craftsmanship,” yet lying about its origins. Ajrak comes from the Indus Valley, rooted in today’s Sindh, Pakistan. It did not originate in Kachchh, India, it was introduced there by migrating artisans. A pathetic attempt to rewrite history.

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