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Bollywood has called for trouble by ganging up on me, says Kangana Ranaut

Bollywood has called for trouble by ganging up on me, says Kangana Ranaut

Guess Kangana isn't done taking nepotistic Bolly town to the cleaners, in fact, she says she's just getting started
08 Feb, 2019

If you thought Kangana Ranaut was done exposing Bollywood for its shortcomings, you have another think coming.

At a recent press conference, the Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi actress vowed to take down the clique that exists In Bollywood for putting her in a corner and ignoring her latest flick's release.

"They're not going to promote me, I'm a 31-year-old filmmaker with three National Awards. But the Queen of Jhansi belongs to everyone. Then why are these people scared? Because I called them out on their nepotism? They've formed a gang and are agitated by the fact that I spoke out against it. Imagine a classroom of 60 people and all 59 are ganging up, bullying one person, how does that come off? They're not even ashamed, some of these people are as old as my grandfather but they're just after me," she shared.

"I used to call them out here and there about nepotism, sexism, pay disparity, etc but one thing's for sure: I'm not going to leave them now. I'm going to expose every single one of them and they've called for trouble by alienating me this way."

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M. Saeed Feb 08, 2019 03:26pm
She is a real thing. Deserves all the praise for talking truth. She is very correct in saying, " I'm going to expose every single one of them and they've called for trouble by alienating me this way."
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Swiss Neutral Feb 08, 2019 03:37pm
madam loves to be in news
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ahmad Feb 08, 2019 03:50pm
yeah keep playing cards, while ignoring credit of the poor director who made your film
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atif Feb 08, 2019 03:55pm
oh enough with your whining kangana, the queen of jhansi is a lame movie I am sorry to say, just get over your illusions of grandeur.
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Siraj Feb 08, 2019 04:32pm
She has changed the way women are presented in a movie supporting male actor. She has shown that an actress can play a lead role and a male actor is not even required in film.
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RationalBabu Feb 08, 2019 04:52pm
@ahmad: She was in fact the codirector of the film!
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Salman Feb 08, 2019 04:53pm
Attention seeker. That's what defines her.
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A Feb 08, 2019 05:18pm
Very daring women. Good actor. Has a lot of courage and strong spine. Deserves support against nepotism, casting couch, pay parity and all.
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Pakistani1971 Feb 08, 2019 09:47pm
Well said Kangana. Great respect to you and your fighting spirit!!
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Veer Singh Feb 08, 2019 09:58pm
It isn't Bollywood industry which decides the fate of a film, its the audience. If your film hasn't done too well at the box office its because it wasn't liked much by the audience. Many small budget movies with much less promotion than 'Manikarnika' have done very well in recent years because they were good movies.
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Nit Feb 08, 2019 10:07pm
Bravo !
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Anon Feb 08, 2019 10:58pm
The original Director Krish researched, worked on it for an year, wrote the script and Directed more than 70% of the movie when this woman snatched the movies from Krish saying she was not satisfied with some scenes and re-shot those scenes again and then in the Xredits writes her name first as the main Director of the movie. This is second time she did so.
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RK Feb 09, 2019 02:29am
@ahmad She has directed the movie... There are two directors, one of them is Kangna herself.
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Seher Feb 09, 2019 05:41am
She’s wonderful! and a gutsy fighter! My hero for the day... I understand her disillusionment and the age-old familiar problem of not having uncles and aunties to push you kindly up the ladder ...
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