Kangana Ranaut Says “Taapsee Pannu Copied Me & Did Films That I Rejected” While “Swara Bhasker Became Quite Liberal & Tolerant” Breaking Silence On Them ‘B-Grade Actresses’

Kangana Ranaut has recently added another feather to her cap as she became the first woman in 50 years to burn Raavan’s effigy on the occasion of Dussehra. The actress, who’s currently in the news for her upcoming film Tejas, has begun the promotional interview. Recently, the Queen actress looked dazzling and ethereal in a red saree at the Dussehra even as she was all set to lit fire to Raavan’s effigy with bow and arrow. However, now she’s in the news for different reasons.

During a recent interview, the actress was asked about her calling her colleague Taapsee Pannu and Tanu Weds Manu co-star Swara Bhasker B-grade actresses. The actress stated the reasons behind her stated, adding that she still stands by it.

Speaking about Taapsee Pannu, first Kangana Ranaut said that she accepted the films that the Queen actress rejected. She told Times Now Navbharat, “Taapsee said that Kangana needs a double filter. She struggled from 2012-13, and finally, when she achieved success in 2016, at that time, she said, ‘Kangana needs a double filter.’ That is when my sister said that it is not right on the part of these actresses, who copy Kangana and do films that Kangana has rejected, to talk about someone like this, especially jab aap unse hi inspire ho kar apna career chala rahe hain.”