Kangana Ranaut Claims to Lose Rs 30-40 Cr Per Yr after Talking towards ‘Anti-nationals’

INDIA: Kangana Ranaut, the outspoken and fierce Bollywood actress recognized for making daring statements, has as soon as once more made a stunning revelation that’s certain to seize headlines. She has claimed that she was dropped from over 25 model endorsements and incurred Rs 30-40 crore loss yearly. Kangana spoke out towards “politicians, anti-nationals, tukde-tukde gang,” which resulted in her dealing with penalties. 

The main girl of the leisure world opted for her IG deal with and wrote, “It is a character, true freedom and success, talking for Hinduism, towards politicians/anti-nationals/tukde gang value me 20-25 model endorsements, they dropped me in a single day and that amounted to a lack of 30-40 cr per yr.”

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“However I’m free and nothing ought to cease me from saying what I would like, positively not agenda-driven multinational firms and their company model heads who hates India its tradition and integrity… I respect Elon as a result of everybody shows solely weaknesses, not less than wealthy folks shouldn’t take care of cash… I see that the richer they get extra disadvantaged they turn out to be,” she added.

The actress has confronted a number of violations on her Twitter account within the current previous because of her daring and controversial statements towards sure people. Her account was flagged, and she or he was subsequently blocked on the social media platform. Nevertheless, since Elon Musk took over the Twitter platform, she has not skilled something like this earlier than. She constantly praised Musk on public platforms. 

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Kangana will make her directorial debut in “Emergency” on the skilled entrance. The actress has “Tejas,” “Chandramukhi 2,” “Manikarnika Returns: The Legend of Didda,” and “The Incarnation: Sita” in her pipeline. Nevertheless, the discharge dates haven’t been confirmed but.

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