Media journalists are rotten and cheap freeloaders: Kangana Ranaut
Probably, Kangana Ranaut is the most controversial actress in Bollywood. Besides getting huge applauses and appraisal for her acting skills she has been deeply criticised for her off-screen behaviour throughout her career. Her thoughts might be inspiring, however, they always led to controversies. After many controversies, Kangana still stands strong in Bollywood.
In a song launch event of 'Judgementall Hai Kya,’ Kangana lashed one journalist, "You were bashing 'Manikarnika'. Have I done anything wrong by making a film on nationalism? You called me a jingoistic woman who is making a film on nationalism." Not stopping there this Bollywood beauty accused the journalist. "You came to my van to interview me...spent at least three hours there and we had lunch together...You had messaged me also," she added.
"You cannot intimidate a journalist because you're in a position of power," he replied and confirmed that he hadn’t texted Kangana and the interview lasted only half an hour.
Later all the journalists decided to ban the media coverage and promotions for all her upcoming movies and even 'Judgementall Hai Kya' has come up with an apology the decides to continue the ban on Kangana, In response to that Kangana, made a Video which is going viral at the moment
In the video, she had said that media journalists are rotten and cheap freeloaders. She said, "You come to press conferences for eating free food. I wonder on what basis do you call yourselves journalists?" while mentioning the journalists. Kangana's sister Rangoli Chandel posted this video which was captioned, ''Here is a video message from Kangana to all the media folks who have banned her, P.S she has got viral fever hence the heavy voice''.
By the video, Kangana had challenged the media to ban her so that her name could not be used by the journalists to earn their livelihood. She said, "I request you media people to go ahead and ban me because I don't want you guys to earn your livelihood on my name".
