Renowned Cinematographer PC Sreeram Turns Down A Film For Having Kangana Ranaut As The Lead: Deep Down I Felt Uneasy

Kangana Ranaut has been at the center of many controversies but after her harsh criticism of the film industry off late, it seems the actress has now made more foes than friends. Recently renowned director and cinematographer PC Sreeram in a tweet confessed her recently rejected a film because the Manikarnika star was a part of it.

In the tweet that’s now gone viral Sreeram said that he felt uneasy thinking of working with the actress but he states that the makers were understanding. He did not mention what project starring Kangana he’s talking about.

Interestingly, Sreeram directed Kangana in her debut Tamil film Dhaam Dhoom back in 2008 after the film’s original director Jeeva passed away. Wishing the cast and crew the best for the film he summed his predicament saying, “Some times its only abt what feels right.”

The national award-winning cinematographer no doubt was hounded by many Kangana fans for his decision but there were also many who applauded him for taking a stand about what he felt was the right thing to do.

Meanwhile, Kangana Ranaut is currently battling threats and allegations from Shiva Sena and the Maharashtra government after she compared Mumbai Pakistan occupied Kashmir and stated that she felt unsafe in the city. The actress return to Mumbai from her hometown Manali on September 9 with Y level security and has already been asked by the BMC to practice 14 day quarantine.