'Bhikari movie mafia ne mere attitude ko..' : Kangana Ranaut again takes a dig at Bollywood citing teachings from her mother

Kangana Ranaut took to her Twitter handle to take a massive dig at the malpractices of the ‘movie mafia’ labeling them as Bhikari (beggars). She also pointed out why the film industry has a problem with her personality citing her mother Asha Ranaut’s life lessons for her. It all started after a fan pointed out how the actress’ mother still works in the fields despite the family being a millionaire.

Quoting the fan’s tweet that showed a picture of Kangana’s mother toiling hard on the farm, the actress stated, “Please note my mother is not rich because of me, I come from a family of politicians, bureaucrats, and businessmen. Mom has been a teacher for more than 25 years, film mafia must understand where my attitude comes from and why I can’t do cheap stuff and dance in weddings like them.” Take a look at her tweet.

Furthermore, the Manikarnika: The Queen Of Jhansi actress alleged that the ‘Bhikari’ movie mafia mistook her attitude for arrogance, tried to declare her mad, and even tried to jail her since she didn’t follow the footsteps of the other actresses. By this, Kangana Ranaut meant dancing at weddings, indulging in gossip, doing item numbers, and even going to the rooms of male actors in the night when called. Take a look at the post.

The Tanu Weds Manu Returns actress added how the film industry is not improving itself and is just busy pointing out her mistakes. Kangana went on to say that she has nothing to lose now since she has risked everything to make her movie Emergency . Check out her tweet.

While some praised the actress for her series of tweets, others took a dig at her reminding her of her alleged affairs with married men like Aditya Pancholi and Hrithik Roshan who was then married to Sussanne Khan. Meanwhile, on the work front, Kangana Ranaut will be seen playing the former Prime Minister Of India, Indira Gandhi in Emergency. The actress has also helmed the ambitious project.