Emergency: Kangana Ranaut's Says, 'I'm Scared Now' After Karan Johar's SHOCKING Support For Her Film! (View Post)

Kangana Ranaut's unapologetic views on Bollywood, star kids, and her ongoing feud with Karan Johar have always made news. Kangana has been a leading voice in talking about the problems in the industry because she isn't afraid to criticise freely. Her fights with Karan Johar often take the spotlight. There have been rumours that a 'Bollywood mafia gang' is after her and her pictures. She blames Karan for promoting nepotism in the business.

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Kangana's use of the word 'nepotism' caused heated debates and changed the way people talked about it in the film community. Karan Johar's latest comments have added a new twist to a fight that has been going on for a while. During a press conference, he greeted Kangana and talked about how excited he was about her new political drama film, 'Emergency.'

But Kangana's reaction to what Karan said has been anything but good. She said she was worried about Karan Johar's support for 'Emergency' on the social media site X, which used to be called Twitter. She talked about a smear operation that happened when 'Manikarnika' came out.

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She said that actors were paid to hurt her reputation and make the movie fail. She told the story of how bad people turned what should have been her best weekend into a nightmare. In answer to Karan's current excitement about 'Emergency,' Kangana told him that she was afraid that history would repeat itself.

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Karan and Kangana haven't been on good terms since she was on his show 'Koffee With Karan' six years ago. Since then, their conversations have been full of controversy and different ideas, which has made them a big topic of conversation in the industry.