Kangana Ranaut Lashes Out Again On Taapsee Pannu, Swara Bhaskar And Richa Chadha; Says 'People Are Bothered About Personal Gains'

Kangana Ranaut has always been very vocal about her experiences in Bollywood. She is considered as the actress who started the talk on 'nepotism' and after Sushant Singh Rajput's demise, she has raised questions on why he was being shunned in Bollywood despite so many hits. She also said that she would return her Padma Shri Award if she is unable to prove any of her claims. But now, she started yet another controversy when she lashed out against other 'outsiders' like Taapsee Pannu and Swara Bhasker. She called them 'B-Grade actresses' on a TV Channel. The two stars retorted back. Now, Kangana has lashed out at them, yet again!

Talking to Pinkvilla, she said that people are 'bothered about their gains' and that she expects them to 'respect other people's struggles'. She said, "When you talk about Swara Bhaskar, Taapsee Pannu or Richa Chadda, I understand they have bills to pay for their house; everybody is not and doesn’t want to live the kind of life I aspire. So, I do understand where they're coming from and there are a lot of pressures. People are very bothered about their own personal gains. What will I gain? I will not gain films for sure. I will not gain brand endorsements. I will not gain any money. The only thing I will gain is more enemies. So, while I understand that others may not have my inclination to gain enemies, what I expect from them is just to give respect to other people’s struggle.”

She continued to take a dig at Taapsee, Swara, and her Panga co-star Richa Chadha and added, “Taapsee said I've had weird experiences in life. I have had weird experiences in life. I'm a weirdo? They say I'm an extremist and jobless person. Swara said that my claims of nepotism are fake. Richa says that people are not giving positive vibrations to the universe. Yes, of course, right now the last thing I want to give out is positive vibrations to the universe when we have lost the life of a very significant person. He wasn't just another life. We don't feel very positive about things around. It’s true! But to completely disregard my struggles, is another thing."

While we can agree with Kangana on the fact that one must respect the struggle that another person has gone through and that should not be disregarded, it cannot be ignored that Kangana is contradicting herself by not giving enough respect to her fellow stars and disregarding their struggle or position in Bollywood by putting labels like 'B-grade actresses' against their names!