Watch: YouTuber Raginyy hits back at Sonam Kapoor after legal notice

Sonam Kapoor and her husband Anand Ahuja recently issued a legal notice to a YouTube Raginyy over a video that allegedly makes fun of the actress. The notice was sent to Raginyy through Sonam and Anand Ahuja's representation, a Bengaluru-based online reputation management company AiPlex Software Pvt Ltd, claiming that one of the content creator's recent videos had an "adverse impact on the reputation of Sonam Kapoor, her husband Anand Ahuja, and their fashion brands".

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In a video dated nearly five months ago, Raginyy can be seen making sarcastic comments about some of Sonam Kapoor's media statements, ranging from nepotism, feminism and a whole lot more. Though it is likely that the video was intended originally for light-hearted viewing, its content still has rubbed Sonam Kapoor and her team the wrong way.

"The reported fake post is illegally uploaded content belonging to our client " Ms Sonam Kapoor Ahuja ", which is a violation of their rights. These actions are not authorized by our clients," reads the same legal notice before going on to direct the YouTube to delete the reported link(s) to avoid any kind of "necessary action".

Raginyy shares her retort

In light of the notice, YouTuber Raginyy then released another very recently to discuss the matter and also share her views on everything that's transpired. "All the videos I have used are in the public domain. Also, I had said right at the beginning of that video that all the statements made by Sonam, we (the general public), too, make such statements but it's just that there's no camera pointed at our faces to record them. And it's a normal human thing to do or say "dumb" things sometimes. I have also tried to pacify every mean thing I have said in the video. I have defended her more than insulting her," said Raginyy in the new video.

She would then take to Instagram to say, "Thousands of hate accounts on insta, hundreds of borderline cyber bullying r0@$ts on YouTube, hundreds of subreddit posts dedicated to saying the most unhinged things about you and a video with 4k views is what you wanna take down? Stop deleting my insta posts, it's not okay," she wrote.

Sonam Kapoor and Anand Ahuja, however, are yet to publicly discuss this matter and confirm whether the legal notice has been authorised by them.