Kangana Ranaut makes a comeback on Twitter dedicating her tweet to Emergency wrap, netizens call it 'blow to Pathaan movie'

Kangana Ranaut is back on Twitter after her account was suspended back in May 2021. The actress has shared two tweets after being back on the micro-blogging website one of which was dedicated to the wrap of her ambitious project Emergency . Not only this but the actress also received a rather grand welcome on the social media platform.

Talking about the same, Kangana first tweeted, “Hello everyone, it’s nice to be back here” along with a smiling emoji. This marked her first tweet ever since her return to Twitter. Within no time, her post garnered around 11.7K likes and 1,344 retweets.

The Manikarnika: The Queen Of Jhansi actress then shared a video of wrapping up her film Emergency. The video showcases the intricacies and hard work that went behind the shooting of the project. The cast and crew also had to travel and carry some of the heavy equipment in adverse weather conditions. Kangana captioned the same stating, “And it’s a wrap! Emergency filming was completed successfully… see you in cinemas on 20th October 2023. 20-10-2023.” Take a look at the tweets.

No sooner did the Tanu Weds Manu Returns actress return to Twitter than netizens inevitably started reacting to the same. One of the netizens stated, “Welcome back, finally! Masaala miss kr rha tha kaafi.” While another user said, “Welcome back queen.” Another netizen said, “Blow to #PathaanMovie.” A user added, “OMG can't believe. Welcome back, queen. The throne is yours now.” A netizen jokingly added, “Ab honga controversy ki shuruaat.” Some fans furthermore requested the CEO of Twitter, Elon Musk to add a verified blue tick to Kangana’s Twitter profile.

Well, some sections of the netizens weren’t too pleased too to see Kangana Ranaut back on Twitter. It will be interesting to see whether the actress pulls up those controversial tweets again. The actress was suspended from the site due to some alleged hateful tweets on the Bengal elections.