Inki Vaat Lagaa Dungi, I’ll expose each and everyone in Bollywood; Swears Kangana Ranaut

Actor Kangana Ranaut in a recent media interaction stated as usual in a bold and brazen manner that people from the Hindi film industry have ganged up against her for calling them out on sexism and nepotism. The actress who is known for her fearlessness and outspokenness has flared up once again and this time it is for the fact that people from the Bollywood industry have not spoken a word about her film Manikarnika-the Queen of Jhansi. She is quite aware of the fact that they have internationally done it because she called out a few of the most powerful names in the industry on the basis of sexism, favouritism and a lot more.

This was when she was told that unlike others’ films, hers was not promoted by anyone from the film industry an that if they would have, it would have had benefitted her film as well. This was when with a calm countenance, she retorted, “how will it benefit me? I’ve already won 3 to 4 national awards. At the age of 31, I am a filmmaker. Khud ko hi promote karle bohot badi baat hai (It would be a big deal of they can promote themselves) she said.

Jhansi Ki Rani Kya Meri Chachi Hai? (Is the Queen of Jhansi my aunt?)   She’s as much mine as she is yours. Then why are these people scared?  Are they worried just because I spoke on nepotism? They have formed a gang: “why did she speak on nepotism?” Kangana added.

The actor had sparked a debate on Nepotism when she appeared on Karan Johar’s chat show Koffee With Karan, two years ago and started a war of words with the filmmaker after she called him the “flagbearer of nepotism” for launching star kids.

“They have all gathered together like a classroom of 60 students where a group of 59 have ganged up against one to bully him or her! How will you feel if someone did that? Aren’t they ashamed? Some of them are my grandfather’s age. They are after me, don’t they feel ashamed that it’s not about me. I don’t even want to work with them and I have said that often.” She said.

The actor said Manikarnika was for the next generation to educate them about the sacrifice of the queen of Jhansi and how they got the freedom they bask in. “What Bollywood is doing, the planning and plotting; one thing is for sure, earlier I used to call them out for sexism, nepotism or pay disparity but now I’ll be after their life. “Inki Vaat Laga Dungi.” I’ll expose each and everyone. They have asked for trouble by ganging up against me.” She added.