Kangana Ranaut Takes a Dig at AR Rahaman’s Old Statement

Kangana Ranaut misses no opportunity to speak out against the Bollywood gang and their star children. The Dhakad actress recently targeted Karan Johar after Priyanka Chopra revealed how she was cornered in the industry, leading her to leave and enter Hollywood.

AR Rahman, the Oscar-winning composer, once revealed the reason for not doing more Hindi films. He claimed that the Bollywood gang was conspiring against him and spreading rumours about him. When the Manikarnika actress saw this statement, she immediately took to Twitter to poke fun at nepo kids. She chastised celebrity kids for being obsessed with their talent and killing those they see as gifted and deserving. In a tweet from a Twitter handle, Kangana was drawn to the microblogging site Cinemania after it went viral. AR Rahaman’s statement from an old interview from July 2020, when he was asked why he was doing more Tamil films and not as many Hindi films, was featured in the tweet. In response, the phenomenal singer stated that he does not turn down good movies but believes that a gang in Bollywood is working against him and spreading false rumours about him. “People are expecting me to do things,” he continued, “but another gang of people is preventing that from happening.” It’s okay because I believe in fate. “Everything, I believe, comes from God.”

Kangana Ranaut retweeted and made a sly remark about bolly kids growing up obsessed with talent and praise from their parents and believing the lie until a gifted person shows up who challenges them and raises the bar. She tweeted, “Like any undeserving and immature person, they succumb to the situation of jealousy.” They band together, bully, harass, and even murder gifted people. The actress also mentioned her favourite film, Amadeus, based on this.

Kangana Ranaut claimed on Tuesday that Karan Johar barred Priyanka Chopra from working in Bollywood because of her friendship with Shah Rukh Khan. She also claimed that he harassed her, so she fled India.