Uorfi Javed hits back at Kangana Ranaut's 'country loves Khans' tweet over Pathaan's success; the latter reacts

Kangana Ranaut responded after Urfi Javed criticised her for segregating art based on religion. After making numerous jabs at SRK's Pathaan's box office performance, Kangana said that Bollywood is attempting to incite hatred against Hindus. She also asserted that Indians admire Muslim actors, and it is what makes this nation so amazing.

Urfi took her thoughts to Twitter and wrote, "Oh my gosh! What is this division, Muslim actors, Hindu actors? Art is not divided by religion. There are only actors."

When Kangana noticed Urfi's tweet, she responded to it. She also mentioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi in her tweet, writing, "Yes my dear Uorfi that will be an ideal world but it’s not possible unless we have The Uniform Civil Code, till the time this nation is divided in the constitution itself it will remain divide, Let’s all demand Uniform Civil Code from @narendramodi ji in 2024 Manifesto. Shall we?"

Kangana Ranaut was criticised by Urfi Javed earlier in the day for drawing comparisons between herself and Shah Rukh Khan. Pathaan, SRK's comeback action movie, is already a worldwide hit and continues to smash records. However, Kangana Ranaut made numerous jabs at the movie and the way it was received by the audience.

A few days ago, Kangana interacted with the media and said that film like Pathaan should work. The next day, Kangana took to her Twitter account, and wrote, "All those who are claiming Pathan is triumph of love over hate,I agree but whose love over whose hate? Let’s be precise, whose is buying tickets and making it a success? Yes, it is India’s love and inclusiveness where eighty percent Hindus lives and yet a film called Pathan."

Urfi Javed, who is a fan of SRK, took Kangana's tweet and criticised her saying, "What the (wide eyes emoji). Please don't compare yourself to SRK. At least he doesn't play religion card."

Meanwhile, on the work front, Kangana will next be seen in Emergency. The film will also mark Kangana's debut as a director.