Kangana Ranaut on allegations of going after married men: Ambitious women are blamed
"Outsiders deal with a lot of exploitation in this place, and that also happens in the parallel industries, like in Lokhandwala. I have gone to these places, I have worked there, and I am lucky that I got a break early in my life. There are so many people who still wander those streets and have lost themselves and their identity," she added.The actor, known for her unfiltered opinions, recently also spoke about the behaviour of male actors towards women in the same interview. She said, "Maine zyada heroes ke saath kaam hi nahi kiya hain! Mera main concern yahi tha ki badtameez bahut hain heroes (I haven't worked with so many heroes. My concern was that these heroes were extremely impolite)."Kangana was last seen in her directorial 'Emergency' (2025). She portrayed the character of India's former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in the period-drama. The political biopic was based on 'The Emergency: A Personal History' by Coomi Kapoor and Priyadarshini: The Daughter of India by Jaiyanth Vasanth Sinha.Kangana will next be seen in an untitled psychological-thriller directed by AL Vijay, featuring actor R Madhavan.- EndsTrending Reel
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