Kangana Ranaut Shares Her Struggle Story

Almost every actor has a past, a struggling history and an inspiring story to share. Life is not a bed of roses, and actors have now and then talked about the thorns that came their way in the journey of their success. Recently, actress Kangana Ranaut also touched upon the struggles she had to go through at the age when most of the girls “write love letters”.

Kangana shared her story with Anupam Kher on his chat show 'People'. “At the age when girls write love letters or go on blind dates, I used to work for long hours. I used to sit with intellectual people like Mahesh Bhatt and other social thinkers and talented artists and when you sit with people like them as a teenager, you can't actually say anything”, Kangana revealed.

“I never got the time to play around and being a kid. When I was a teenager I already started struggling and I used to be on the sets. At the age of 17, I was already in a do or die situation. I have always been rebellious and I left my home at an early age, hence I could never get the time to be like a kid”, the 30-year-old actress added.

On the professional front, Kangana has Hansal Mehta’s ‘Simran’ and Krish’s ‘Manikarnika-The Queen of Jhansi’ in her kitty.

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