Top 10 Controversial Things Said by Kangana Ranaut

Kangana Ranaut, a prominent Bollywood actress, in recent years. It is important to note that these statements have been met with criticism and support and may be considered controversial by some individuals.

• “I have never played the woman card; I have always played the badass card”

Kangana made this statement in an interview, where she talked about her experience as a woman in the film industry. Some people found the statement empowering, while others criticized her for implying that playing the “woman card” was a negative thing.

• “I want to make a film on Kashmiri Pandits”

In 2019, Kangana announced that she wanted to make a film about the plight of Kashmiri Pandits, a minority group that was forced to flee their homes in the 1990s due to communal violence. Some people saw this as a noble cause, while others accused her of exploiting the situation for her own gain.

• “Why are Muslims always shown as victims?”

In a tweet, Kangana questioned why Muslim characters in Bollywood movies were always shown as victims. Some criticized this statement for promoting a negative stereotype about Muslims.

• “I am the first actress who is openly pro-India”

In an interview with a news channel, Kangana claimed that she was the first actress in Bollywood to express her support for India openly. This statement was criticized by some for being historically inaccurate.

• “I don’t believe in feminism”

In a controversial interview, Kangana stated that she did not believe in feminism because she felt it had become too extreme. This statement was met with both criticism and support.

• “I am the highest-paid actress in Bollywood”

Kangana has made several statements over the years about her salary in the film industry, with some reports suggesting that she is one of the highest-paid actresses in Bollywood. This statement has been met with both skepticism and admiration.

• “Bollywood is full of drug addicts”

In the wake of the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput, Kangana made several statements about the drug culture in Bollywood, alleging that many actors were drug addicts. This statement was met with both criticism and support.

• “I am the only one who can save Bollywood”

In a tweet, Kangana claimed that she was the only person who could save Bollywood from its alleged moral decay. This statement was criticized by some for being overly grandiose.

• “Mumbai feels like Pakistan-occupied Kashmir”

In a tweet, Kangana compared Mumbai to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, which led to heated controversy with several Bollywood personalities and political leaders condemning her remarks.

• “I am not a feminist icon; I am a human rights activist”

In an interview, Kangana clarified her stance on feminism, stating that she did not want to be labelled as a feminist icon but rather as a human rights activist. This statement was met with mixed reactions from the public.