Kangana Ranaut reveals she refused to go in room with 'bhikhari film mafia'

Kangana Ranaut has spoken about the film mafia once again. The actress targetted them again and called them bhikhari. She has revealed that she refused to go in a room with them.

“Bhikhari film mafia ne mere attitude to mera arrogance kaha,” she tweeted. The actress said that the ‘mafia’ dissed her because she couldn’t giggle like other girls. She then revealed that she refused to do item numbers or dance at weddings.

Kangana also made a big revelation. She said that the film actors would often call the actresses to their rooms and she refused to go with them.

“They declared me mad and tried to jail me,” she revealed, questioning, “Is this attitude or integrity?”

The actress accused the ‘mafia’ of trying to correct her, while stating that they needed the correction. She then shared that she doesn’t need anything from anyone.

Kangana has taken a loan in exchange of everything she owns, in order to make her upcoming film. Kangana is directing and producing her movie, Emergency.

The actress promises that the evil will begone and heads will roll. “No one should blame me,” she warned with a folding hand emoji.

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Emergency is a biographical drama based on the Indian Emergency of 1977. In the movie, Kangana plays the role of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.

The movie stars Anupam Kher, Milind Soman, Bhumika Chawla, Mahima Chaudhary and Vishak Nair in pivotal roles. The release date for this film is yet to be finalized.