Kunal Kamra mocks Kangana Ranaut's concern with Brahmastra's box office performance

Kangana Ranaut had recently accused filmmaker Karan Johar of falsifying the box office figures for his latest movie, Brahmastra. Comedian Kunal Kamra responded to Kangana on Twitter. Kamra instead asserted that Kangana is likely underneath the assumption that Dharma Productions is a part of the central government, similar to the Enforcement Directorate as well as the Central Bureau of Investigation.

He added a number of laughing emojis to his post that said, “Kangana thinks like ED, NIA, CBI, Dharma productions is also under central government.”

The statement made by Dharma that Brahmastra had made Rs 160 crore in two days prompted a series of questions from Kangana earlier this week. She posted on Instagram Stories, “Released on Friday and on Sunday it’s a big hit already and by the way made huge profits also. In Rs 250 cr (that also a fake figure). Rs 650 cr (reported to be Rs 410 cr) budget (including VFX). Just because Prime Focus is co-producer doesn’t mean VFX doesn’t have any cost. Yeh Karan Johar mathematician ka maths… Humko bhi seekhna hai (I also want to learn this maths by mathematician Karan Johar).”

She went on to say that she'd want to interview the director, “I want to interview Karan Johar and understand why is he declaring gross collection of Brahmastra and not nett collection? What is the desperation? Also after making Rs 60 cr (that’s the nett collection they have declared, I don’t believe in this number but nett amount India is 60cr for two days according to them). Even if we believe them, how come Rs 650 cr film emerged a hit already.”

Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, Amitabh Bachchan, Nagarjuna, and Mouni Roy are among the notable actors who appear in Brahmastra, which debuted in theatres on September 9. Shah Rukh Khan also makes a cameo appearance in the movie. Ayan Mukerji is the film's director. In the first four days of release, Brahmastra allegedly grossed more than Rs 200 crore at international box offices. The movie made Rs. 225 crore worldwide in its first weekend, as per Dharma Productions.