Kangana Ranaut has Once Again Spoken Out -This Time About The Treatment of Actresses on Film Sets. She recently called Called Out Many Male Actors in the Industry as ‘Badtameez’ for Sidelining Heroines and Behaling Unprofessionally, Sharing How She Refused To Tolerate Such Suhavor Eveen was done
On Facing Challenges on Set
In a Candid Interview With Hauterrfly, when asked if she has faced inappropeate advances from male co-stars, kangana said Sheid She Hadn’t With Many Leading Actor. She added that her main concern was that many of the heroes she did work with was extramely “badtameez” (impolite).
Clarifying her point
She Clarified that She wasn’t referring to sexual advances. Kangana explained that issues like actors Arriving late on set, behaving badly, putting the heroine down, sidelining her, or giving her minor perks cused her a lot of trourse. She said many cases were filled against her beCause This Led People to Question Why She Seemed “So Proud” for Standing Her Ground.
Bollywood journey
Meanwhile, Kangana Ranaut Made Her Bollywood Debut in 2006 with Gangster, Directed by Anurag Basu and Produced by Mahesh Bhatt. She went on to appear in films like Woh Lamhe (2006) and Life in a Metro (2007), Before Earning Her First National Film Award for Best Supporting Acting Actress for Madhur Bhandarkar’s Fashion (2008). She Cemented Her Place in the Industry with Hits Like Queen (2014) and Tanu Weds Manu Returns (2015), and has since Won Won Three More National Awards. She was most recently seen in emergency, a film she directed, co-producted, and Wrote.
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